WinForm DataBinding Blues
From: Wayne Van Rooyen (wayne_at_nospam.africablue.co.za)
Date: 10/06/04
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Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 15:36:22 +0200
I know this is most probably a regular question but after searching and
searching and purchasing over 5 books, i still have not found a simple
sample. If someone could please oblidge i would really apreciate it.
If the sample could do/have the following
Form 1:
DataSet bound to NorthWind Products and a grid bound to that.
User will double click the grid and it will open Form 2 . Form 2 to be as
follows
Form 2
Edit controls ie: text / combos bound to a DataSet -> NorthWind Products
Once the user has double clicked the grid from Form 1, Form 2 will open Modal
at the correct record location ready for editing.
Also on Form 1 user can Add Delete and Edit by clicking on the relevant
buttons and displaying the Form 2 in the correct mode.
This has been a very frustrating task for me and i cant believe every book
shows how to edit data right from the Datagrid, yet most real world apps dont
work like that.
Once again anyone willing to help me out here.
Many Thanks
Wayne
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