thx. I feel the same at least from designer's point of view to setup
customized column width
There seem to be quite a few post of not able to update the real database
using either.
With vast number of events in both controls, I can see easy confusion.
Can you enlighten me so I don't fall into that pit of nothing works to
update?
Actually I tried but failed so far using intrinsic events and members. In
some way even the Java Jtable seem easier to deal with of update, delete,
add rows to database
I am still plugging away at the tutorial form the built-in help for
datagrid
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <no************@planet.nlwrote in message
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GS,
Although it are two complete different controls, is in most scenario's the
datagridview in my idea very much easier to handle than the datagrid if
you
need a column/row style control which is bounded to a datatable.
Just my opinion,
Cor
"GS" <gs**********************@msnews.Nomail.comschre ef in bericht
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seems to me both requires extra coding to do update to data bind form
sql
adapter. however it is easier to customize the column width for
datagridview. for best practise which one should one use if one intend
to
update the table in the bound slate?
For example user may add a row, change a row and even delete a row.
and what is the proper way to update? There seem to be
Ondeletecommand,
on
UpdateCOmmand,...