DataGrids

[Goo101]

Hi,
In the application I'm developing the customer needs to enter a valid Voucher
Number in order to be able to proceed with their transaction. While most will
complete their transaction there and then, some will (for whatever reason)
cancel out of the process, to return at a later date/time. I consequently need
to develop a small database to hold these 'cancelled' Voucher Numbers for
future reference.
We do not envisage the number of cancelled Voucher Numbers being to large. I
was intent on developing a small SQL Server DB to hold these Voucher Numbers
but as I was reading yesterday, I had a thought that I might be able to use the
DataGrid object as a small built-in database in my application.
Can someone out there in Flash world please tell me if this is possible at
all? Can I use the DataGrid (off screen) as a small built-in database?
As always any help, guidance or words of wisdom are much appreciated. Thanks

[Goo101]

Can anyone answer my question above? Please!?

[micahkoga]

Yes it is possible, I recommend using amfphp([url]http://www.amfphp.org[/url]), it is
flash remoting with php. you can use php to hook into your sql server and
insert values directly into your datagrid object in flash.

[Goo101]

Hi,
Can anyone answer the above question? (Is it possible to use a DataGrid as a
small built-in DB in a Flash application thus avoiding the need to connect to a
backend DB?)
If so, does the DataGrid store the variables added to it even if the app. is
switched off?
Thanks,
Kevin.

[Goo101]

Hi,
I'm experiencing a problem with one of my data fields, during runtime
execution it's generating the following error message: "Cannot add item past
the end of the DataProvider".
I have one field which is working fine (i.e. is adding and removing the data
to the correct column in the DataGrid without any problems). Yet the other data
field, which I have set-up in exactly the same way, is not working at all.
Can anyone give me any hints on what might be generating this error message?
Thanks . . . Kevin.