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Comments by vivek886 (Top 5 by date)
vivek886
9-Nov-12 13:09pm
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not a bad idea, everyone has different way of designing a system, where needs are particular, and never have to work hypothetically.
vivek886
9-Nov-12 13:08pm
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not a bad idea, everyone has different way of designing a system, where needs are particular, and never have to work hypothetically.
vivek886
8-Nov-12 11:46am
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the system we designed needs this kind of gridview @ someplace compulsary for administrative purpose only.
thanks Sergery for making me think twice again, and again simplify my question
vivek886
8-Nov-12 11:42am
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i do understand what is static. Grid always have same record fixed, no connectivity to database. grid is binded with fixed values or record only. but if sometimes i need to add record once in a while it should check for duplicated record entry in gridview @ binding time.
vivek886
8-Nov-12 11:39am
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I simplify my question.
From my webform i send values to Gridview.
then i send the values from grid to database.
When i send my values to gridview, i want if i have already added particular record to gridview then again it should not be added and remains unique in the gridview.
data.GetType().ToString() returns
System.Collections.Generic.List`1[rejfields]