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Comments by Majid_grok (Top 5 by date)
Majid_grok
2-Apr-11 13:35pm
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Thanks a lot dear AlbinAbel !
You are right! I have test it and it worked properly...
I appreciate your attention!
God bless you.
Majid_grok
27-Mar-11 7:10am
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Thanks for your attention dear AlbinAbel !
but I think you write the way for ASP.NET, isn't it?
I want to do it in C# applications...
Majid_grok
23-Mar-11 12:17pm
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Thanks AlbinAbel!
but I mean can it done automatically like when we use dataTable assigned to dataGridView?
however I know that it can be done manually with get tracking of changes on a dataGridView object (by it's events) !
Majid_grok
22-Mar-11 12:42pm
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There is not any error!
actually, if you set it's DataSource property to a DataTable object, you can simply apply changes to database by calling dataAdapter1.Update(datatable1) !! but is it possible to use LINQ query for it's DataSource property, and (by any way) apply all DataGridView changes to database?
Majid_grok
22-Mar-11 12:28pm
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Thanks for your advice !