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Error when using rowchanging event in datatable

AH
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#1: Nov 20 '05
Hi, I used a dataTable to bind to datagrid. I setup code to handle the
rowchanging event but whenever I change from one row to another in the
datagrid, the datagrid changed to a white box with a big red-crossed, an
error message box with titled "Error when committing the row to the original
data store" and prompted "no value at index 0, do you want to correct the
value?"
I suspect some bugs in VB.NET (2003) since column changing , column changed,
and row changed events all worked except for the row changing event. I
originally thought it was due to first row, I suspend the event handler till
more then one row of record been entered but still the same problem occur.
Could anyone care to comment or experience the same?

Thank you,

Albert


Ken Tucker [MVP]
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#2: Nov 20 '05

re: Error when using rowchanging event in datatable


Hi,

You are not the first person to report getting a big red X in a
datagrid. Post your code for the rowchanging event maybe we can see the
error.

Ken
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> Hi, I used a dataTable to bind to datagrid. I setup code to handle the
> rowchanging event but whenever I change from one row to another in the
> datagrid, the datagrid changed to a white box with a big red-crossed, an
> error message box with titled "Error when committing the row to the[/color]
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> data store" and prompted "no value at index 0, do you want to correct the
> value?"
> I suspect some bugs in VB.NET (2003) since column changing , column[/color]
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> and row changed events all worked except for the row changing event. I
> originally thought it was due to first row, I suspend the event handler[/color]
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> more then one row of record been entered but still the same problem occur.
> Could anyone care to comment or experience the same?
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> Thank you,
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> Albert
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