Updating databound textboxes immediately after a database change????

[Jon S via DotNetMonster.com]

Hi all

I'm new to C# and ADO.Net. I've managed to insert, update and delete records
from a database but I need to know how to show these changes immediately.
For example : If I delete a record from the database, that deleted record
will remain in my forms textboxes until I restart the program. Is there a
way to remove that record straight away after deleting it from the database??

I expect it is something very simple but I'm not getting it.

Any help will be appreciated?

Jon
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[Dan Bass]

In short, no. Remember that the data in any bound control is a copy of data
that was extracted from the database at the time the control was bound to
the data. You need to rebind the control to the data if you want a refresh
to take place.

Perhaps set up a timer that polls the database to keep your text boxes up to
date? The catch is if you have users editing these text boxes, then they may
get reset to the data in the database half way through the user typing in
new text.

In general, bind data to your controls on the form's load event, each time
the dialog is displayed.
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Hi all

I'm new to C# and ADO.Net. I've managed to insert, update and delete
records
from a database but I need to know how to show these changes immediately.
For example : If I delete a record from the database, that deleted record
will remain in my forms textboxes until I restart the program. Is there a
way to remove that record straight away after deleting it from the
database??

I expect it is something very simple but I'm not getting it.

Any help will be appreciated?

Jon
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[Jon S via DotNetMonster.com]

Hi Dan

Thanks for that.

Kind regards
Jon.
Dan Bass wrote:

In short, no. Remember that the data in any bound control is a copy of data
that was extracted from the database at the time the control was bound to
the data. You need to rebind the control to the data if you want a refresh
to take place.

Perhaps set up a timer that polls the database to keep your text boxes up to
date? The catch is if you have users editing these text boxes, then they may
get reset to the data in the database half way through the user typing in
new text.

In general, bind data to your controls on the form's load event, each time
the dialog is displayed.

Hi all

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Jon

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