The DataGrid has a DataSource and a DataMember property. The DataSource can
be a DataSet, a DataTable, a DataView, a DataViewManager or a component
implementing IList or IListSource. Which it is depends on how you're bound
to the data. The DataMember is a list in the DataSource (for example a
Table in the DataSet)
Hope this helps.
Craig, VB.Net Team
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What is the best way to access the Underlying data of a DataGrid. I have
two SQL tables joined and display some data from both, but I want to be
able to on clicking of a row bring up a form that displays all the data. I
can come up with some round about ways of doing it, but is there a property
of the DataGrid that will make it easier and quicker to do? Thanks.
