List of properties, that help to specify grid details. They apply to the complete grid.

You can enable grid features by adding the property to the configuration. 

You can specify grid display format (height, width, ...) using these properties.

The parameters have an effect on each other.  The plugin tries to show as much information as possible, avoiding the need to display horizontal or vertical scroll bars.  There are many different factors that influence this layout.  The Grid layout components provide some insights.

The priorities of the parameters are as follows

• gd.maxDisplayGridHeight has always more priority than gd.minDisplayRowCount 
  if the the row height=1 and gd.minDisplayRowCount=10 then the grid height should be at least 10, but
  if gd.maxDisplayGridHeight=5, then the height of grid will be 5.
  The gd.minDisplayRowCount rule is be overriden by the maxDisplayGridHeight rule.
• gd.minDisplayGridHeight has always more priority than gd.maxDisplayRowCount.
  if gd.minDisplayGridHeight = 100, gd.maxDisplayRowCount=3 and gd.minDisplayRowHeight=5, then the resulting grid height is 100
• gd.maxDisplayGridHeight has more priority than gd.minDisplayRowHeight

You can initialize a grid either statically or dynamically with the help of these properties. 

To initialize a grid statically use the gd.query.row properties.

To initialize a grid dynamically use the gd.query and gd.query.ds properties. 

gd.columns = firstname, lastname
gd.query = select firstname, lastname from employees where age < 26
gd.query.ds= employeedb
gd.query.row1 = Brad, Pitt
gd.query.row2 = Angelina, Jolie

You can define one or more properties for each grid column, specified in gd.columns.

You can set the grid column type using these properties. Here is the list of available types and their specific behavior.