I am writing SQL enterprise type application in c# and allowing ht user to
execute queries, etc. The results are displayed in a grid using data
adapteres, etc. Do I really have to write routines to create the Update
queries for the adapter in order for the grid to be updated, etc. I suppose
I'm spoiled by having used delphi where I just slap stuff on a form and it
does most of the work for me.
Are data grids in c# really that convoluted or am I missign something? 2 1315
Hi Tim ,
What i think is there are two ways to go about doing this :
1. You can have Update Buttons in your Grid , as one of the column and
user locally update the stuff in to the grid , by making it editable and
on committing , update the Dataset and finally db .
2. Another one is the harder way of first updating the db , refreshing
the dataset then and re binding the grid .
Since , i have not worked on delphi so can't comment , but invariably in
this case u need to writes methods to accomplish the task .
- Mrinal
Tim Bird wrote: I am writing SQL enterprise type application in c# and allowing ht user to execute queries, etc. The results are displayed in a grid using data adapteres, etc. Do I really have to write routines to create the Update queries for the adapter in order for the grid to be updated, etc. I suppose I'm spoiled by having used delphi where I just slap stuff on a form and it does most of the work for me.
Are data grids in c# really that convoluted or am I missign something?
Thanks for your reply. Basically Delphi spoilt you by handling all the work
for you. You have to do it yourself in c# as I have figured out and you say.
Oh well....
"Mrinal Kamboj" <mr***********@ oracle.com> wrote in message
news:zR******** ****@news.oracl e.com... Hi Tim ,
What i think is there are two ways to go about doing this :
1. You can have Update Buttons in your Grid , as one of the column and user locally update the stuff in to the grid , by making it editable and on committing , update the Dataset and finally db .
2. Another one is the harder way of first updating the db , refreshing the dataset then and re binding the grid .
Since , i have not worked on delphi so can't comment , but invariably in this case u need to writes methods to accomplish the task .
- Mrinal
Tim Bird wrote:
I am writing SQL enterprise type application in c# and allowing ht user to execute queries, etc. The results are displayed in a grid using data adapteres, etc. Do I really have to write routines to create the Update queries for the adapter in order for the grid to be updated, etc. I suppose I'm spoiled by having used delphi where I just slap stuff on a form and it does most of the work for me.
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