Updating data in DataGridView

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I have used datagridview to show the data from my database, now I want to update the datagridview
with the newly inserted data in my database. How can I do that?

Posted 13-Jun-13 15:07pm

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Prasad_Kulkarni 14-Jun-13 2:00am

Can you show your code where you bind your grid from database?

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Solution 1

By refreshing the page so that the data is reloaded. A datagridview is more than a simple table, instead of messing with it in a manual way, just let it do it's thing and rebuild itself using the updated data.

Posted 13-Jun-13 17:37pm

Christian Graus

Solution 2

You mean Update the gridview in Asp.net or VB.net

Posted 13-Jun-13 18:39pm

Thắng Cv

Solution 3

Formally, we need to rebind the DataGridView, if Insert/Update/Delete operation performed on that. In this case, you do need to take updated data from database and bind the DataGridView again.

--Amit

Posted 13-Jun-13 18:44pm

_Amy

Solution 4

these might be helpful to you:
1.DataGridView with integrated filtering, sorting, and updating changes to SQL[^]
2.Add, Edit, and Delete in DataGridView with Paging[^]
3.DataBase Updation With DataGridView in simple steps[^]
best of luck..:)

Posted 13-Jun-13 19:22pm

Qadri Jillani

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JOFA666 · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-16T02:25:00

You can use this line of code:

YourTableAdapter.Update(YourDataSet.YourTable)

Note that when you debug, it grabs a new copy of the original database from the project folder. It will only change the database which is copied to the debug folder. To see if the change was made, debug the program, make the change, close the program, and then navigate to the debug folder. Then run the exe, and your change should be there.

Hopefully this solves your problem!