Re: Datagridview

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You're confusing a DataGridViewRow with the underlying data source. A
DataGridViewRow does not have any such properties. A System.Data.DataRow
does. But you need to confirm to us that your DataGridView is bound to a
table first. If so, the DataGridViewRow has a "DataBoundItem" property which
is of type "object." If it is bound to a DataTable, the DataBoundItem
property will be a DataRowView (most likely). A DataRowView has a "Row"
property which is the underlying DataRow. And *that* has a RowState
property.

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Kevin Spencer
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"Philipp" <styxke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:uLAkPCdfGHA.3652@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi all,

Is there a way to retrieve the rowstate of a row in a datagridview
(added - modified - deleted - ...) ?
Does someone have some info on this or a document/url where I can read
about it?

Thanks in advance!

Philipp


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