No No.
If you set the datasource property for your bindings, u can just set it to
nothing
Me.DataGrid1.DataSource = Nothing
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"KC" <yo*@dontneed.this> wrote in message
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I want to remove or "unbind" a Datatable from a datagrid. Would I say,
dt.Container.Dispose()
where dt is the DataTable?
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Ken