Kerry,
You are using a strongly typed datatable, that one is forever inherited from
a non strongly typed datatable
The main format of that is that it are two collection.
DataRows
DataColumns
DataRows have items which are described in the datacolumns.
You can forever get an item as
DataTable.DataRows(TheRowIndex).Item(TheDataColumn Name or the "DataItemname"
or the Index)
This patern is of course as well in the strongly dataset. Most people don't
like to use the strongly typed datsets to do updating as you do, because
getting the right row is forever troublefull. Therefore cast it to a
standard datatable and use that.
I hope this gives an idea,
Cor
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Jay,
You could sort both the datatable and the array on the same data element.
Or you could create a dataview from the datatable and use its Find method
to
find the row that matches data from the array.
Kerry Moorman
"Jay" wrote:
>I am updating the rows by getting values from another array. the array
is not sorted. I am not sure in which order the array will have
data.therefore i need to read the data from array and update the
corresponding row in the table.
any suggestions
thanks
Kerry Moorman wrote:
Jay,
You could use a For Each loop to process each row.
For Each dr As DataRow in dt.Rows
'Process row dr
Next
Kerry Moorman
"ja**********@gmail.com" wrote:
Hi,
I am a vb.net novice. I have a datatable which is populated with the
data from sql query.
dt = datastore.GetDataTable(GetSql(uid, bin))
I want to edit each row in the datatable with new values but before
they are binded to the datagrid. what would be the best way to do it.
Any leads would be great
thanks
Jay
