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Ramanan,

I am using a JPanel.  Here is a snipplet of code I am using.

 ..
// sdsCodes StorageDataSet with a list of codes.
// sdsProducer StorageDataSet is a data-entry record.
..
    JNavCombBox ncbTypeCode = new JNavComboBox();
..
   ncbTypeCode.setColumnName("TYPE_CD");
    ncbTypeCode.setBounds(new Rectangle(9, 41, 47, 20));
    ncbTypeCode.setDataSet(sdsProducer);
// Column "DESCRIPTION" Display Value for dropdown list on codes.
// Column "CODE" Data Value for dropdown list on codes.
// Column "TYPE_CD" Data Value from Producer Record
    PickListDescriptor p = new PickListDescriptor(sdsCodes, new String[]
{"DESCRIPTION"}, new String[]      {"CODE"},  new String[] {"TYPE_CD"},
false);
    sdsProducer.getColumn("TYPE_CD").setPickList(p);

What shows up is a JNavComboBox with just the value from the sdsProducer
row.  Is there something I am missing?

Can you show me some code you used to get the component to work?

Thanks,

Jay

Ramanan Varadarajan wrote:

> i think u have 2 questions .. not sure if they are separate ones
> or the same
>
> if ur NavComboBox is not even showing the drop down list then
> it could be that ur container is not swing.... get a swing container
> such as Jpanel etc...
>
> if u want to attach one querydataset to another,  u can use
> a master-detail link which works perfectly fine for JdbNavComboBox...
>
> hope this helps
>
> ramanan