datagridrowrelatedrow42

Datagridrowrelatedrow42 is a term used in documentation and sample code to describe a specific row within a data grid that is related to another row through a data relationship. In relational grids, rows often have connections to rows in a secondary or detail collection, such as in master-detail displays or when representing related records from linked tables.

The concept centers on the idea that data displayed in a grid may not exist in isolation. A related row is typically identified by a key or foreign key in the underlying data source and can be accessed or displayed alongside its parent row. In practice, frameworks may provide built-in mechanisms to retrieve, bind, or render such related rows, enabling features like expanded details, nested grids, or synchronized selections.

datagridrowrelatedrow42 serves as a generic placeholder in examples to illustrate how a row can relate to another row. It emphasizes the relational nature of certain data presentations rather than a specific API or component. Therefore, actual implementations may use different naming conventions, such as RelatedRow, ChildRow, or DetailsRow, depending on the framework and context.

In usage, a related row might appear as an expanded detail section under a master row, as a line in a nested grid, or as a separate but linked row in a two-column layout. Understanding related rows is important for building intuitive data-driven user interfaces that reflect underlying data relationships.