Save Row in DataGridView

[Christian]

Hi, how i can save the rows in a DataGridView in c# 2008?
i haven't a DB but only datagridview...

[Marc Gravell]

Well, what is the data? And in what format do you want to save it?

Marc

[Chris Crowther MBCS]

Christian wrote:

Hi, how i can save the rows in a DataGridView in c# 2008?
i haven't a DB but only datagridview...

I think the only thing you can do it iterate over the Rows collection of
the DataGridView and do something with each row in turn, where
"something" really depends on what you're trying to achieve.

You could push the data in to DataTable - which to be honest is a better
place to keep it in the first place; you can back your DataGridView with
a DataTable directly, by binding it via the DataSource property.

DataTable implements the ISerializable and IXmlSerializable interfaces,
so you can use their respective methods (GetObjectData() and WriteXml())
to store the data to disk.

--
Chris Crowther MBCS
C# Developer
RHD Research Ltd

[Christian]

On 15 Apr, 15:55, Marc Gravell <[e-mail]:

Well, what is the data?

the data is a collection of my DVD; title, Director, Genre, ecc...

And in what format do you want to save it?
the format is text; i create an interface to insert a DVD
information....
it's difficult to create this program?

[Marc Gravell]

As Chris notes, using a DataTable is a simple option, as a DataTabe is
easy to bind to a DataGridView, and easy to load/save (especially as
xml). There are plenty of other approaches, but this should work very
quickly and easily.

Marc