Parent child binding question

[Bob]

Got a datagridview with records bound to tableParent. Each time I go to a
new row (single select) in the datagrid view I want a series of textboxes as
well as another datagridview to shwo the realted records. The textboxes are
in tableChild1 and the other datagridview is of tableChild2, Both these
tables have a PK-FK relationship established in the dataset being used. How
can I do this?

Any help appreciated.

Bob

[Aphazel]

Actually it's quite simple. One important thing is that all control bindings
must refer to tables and columns indirectly thru dataset. If you bind the
controls directly to particular tables/columns, you'll loose the synchro you
want while browsing tableParent.

You're supposed to name the tables (at least tableParent) and relations, if
they aren't named yet (use TableName and RelationName properties).

' let's say the DataSet object is ds
' for tableParent
parentGridView.DataSource = ds
parentGridView.DataMember = "tableParent_name"

' for tableChild1 each control must have separate binding, eg. binding to
sampleTextBox.Text looks like this:
sampeTextBox.DataBindings.Add(New System.Windows.Forms.Binding("Text", ds,
"tableParent_name.parent_child2_relation_name.colu mn_name", True))

' for tableChild2
child2GridView.DataSource = ds
child2GridView.DataMember = "tableParent_name.parent_child2_relation_name"

' FOLLOWING IS THE WRONG WAY
child2GridView.DataSource = ds.Tables("tableParent_name")
child2GridView.DataMember = "parent_child2_relation_name"

Hope you find it simple ;)
Aph

Got a datagridview with records bound to tableParent. Each time I go to a
new row (single select) in the datagrid view I want a series of textboxes
as well as another datagridview to shwo the realted records. The textboxes
are in tableChild1 and the other datagridview is of tableChild2, Both
these tables have a PK-FK relationship established in the dataset being
used. How can I do this?

Any help appreciated.

Bob

[Bob]

Thanks Aph

Microsoft should hire you to do their documentation. Then idiots like me
could understand and cut through all the marketing BS and unintelligible
jargon.
Bob

"Aphazel" <ap*****@o2.pl> wrote in message
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Actually it's quite simple. One important thing is that all control
bindings must refer to tables and columns indirectly thru dataset. If you
bind the controls directly to particular tables/columns, you'll loose the
synchro you want while browsing tableParent.

You're supposed to name the tables (at least tableParent) and relations,
if they aren't named yet (use TableName and RelationName properties).

' let's say the DataSet object is ds
' for tableParent
parentGridView.DataSource = ds
parentGridView.DataMember = "tableParent_name"

' for tableChild1 each control must have separate binding, eg. binding to
sampleTextBox.Text looks like this:
sampeTextBox.DataBindings.Add(New System.Windows.Forms.Binding("Text", ds,
"tableParent_name.parent_child2_relation_name.colu mn_name", True))

' for tableChild2
child2GridView.DataSource = ds
child2GridView.DataMember = "tableParent_name.parent_child2_relation_name"

' FOLLOWING IS THE WRONG WAY
child2GridView.DataSource = ds.Tables("tableParent_name")
child2GridView.DataMember = "parent_child2_relation_name"

Hope you find it simple ;)
Aph

Got a datagridview with records bound to tableParent. Each time I go to a
new row (single select) in the datagrid view I want a series of textboxes
as well as another datagridview to shwo the realted records. The
textboxes are in tableChild1 and the other datagridview is of
tableChild2, Both these tables have a PK-FK relationship established in
the dataset being used. How can I do this?

Any help appreciated.

Bob