Re: DataGridView Question - VB.NET 2005
- From: "Brian Tkatch" <Maxwell_Smart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 Jun 2006 12:51:34 -0700
Samuel Shulman wrote:
I actually don't bind it
Samuel
"Brian Tkatch" <Maxwell_Smart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Samuel Shulman wrote:
Hi
I am starting to use this powerful controls but I am having a little
problem
When I use ListView Control I could inherit the ListViewItem to add
additional members typically for the Row ID in the database some times of
more than 1 record (if the row contains related data from a number of
tables) then I had all this info attached to each row
How can I achieve anything like that in the DataGridView control?
thank you,
Samuel
Assuming the DataGrid has its DataSource as a DataTable's DefaultView,
you would add another DataColumn to the DataTable and hide it:
DataSet.Tables(table).Columns(column).ColumnMapping() =
MappingType.Hidden
B.
Setting a DataSource on a Windows Form DataGrid does not require a
binding.
B.
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