//Create new data for data store
			if (ItemFileReadStore_1) {
				var myData = 
					{
						identifier: "ax_id",
						items: [
							{"name":"Sanity_Testset_1","ax_id":"1"},
							{"name":"Sanity Testset 2","ax_id":"2"},
							{"name":"andy3","ax_id":"3"},
							{"name":"Pappy00","ax_id":"13"},
							{"name":"andy2","ax_id":"14"},
							{"name":"Pappy01","ax_id":"15"},
							{"name":"Pappy02","ax_id":"16"},
							{"name":"PappyDeleteTest00","ax_id":"18"},
							{"name":"Pappy03","ax_id":"19"},
							{"name":"Pappy04","ax_id":"20"}]
					};
				//Set new data on data store (the store has jsId set, so there's
				//a global variable we can reference). More info on resetting
				//data in data store here: http://tinyurl.com/cn5tqek
				ItemFileReadStore_1.clearOnClose = true;
				ItemFileReadStore_1.data = myData;
				ItemFileReadStore_1.close();

				//Get reference to our grid object. I set the id to "GridX" using
				//the Maqetta properties palette.
				var myGridX = dijit.byId("myGridX");

				//Cause our grid to reset itself (more info on GridX APIs
				//here: http://tinyurl.com/7gk4xjv
				myGridX.setStore(ItemFileReadStore_1);

				//Optionally change column structure on the grid
				myGridX.setColumns([
					{field:"ax_id", name: "My ax_id"},
					{field:"name", name: "My Name"},
				]);
			}

		});