I have a datagridview populated by a Stored Procedure to change based on a form field

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I have a stored procedure that will supply the needed records (child records from table B) for a datagridview control. This is done with an @EmployeeID parameter in the stored procedure. Is there a way to supply this parameter to the stored procedure when I view another record from Table A so the datagridview will show the correct (child) records from table B?

Posted 28-Nov-11 11:29am

Vic Rauch

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Vic Rauch 28-Nov-11 21:24pm

Let me try to clarify what I'm after. My Table A records show only one at a time on a form. But the detail (child) records from table B will show in the datagridview. I need to take the EmployeeID (which I have no problem getting) and somehow pass that to the record source (a SQL Server stored procedure) so the data in the datagridview will be the correct detail (child) records for the one record currently showing on the master (parent) form.
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Simon_Whale · Answer 1 · 2011-11-28T12:47:00

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without knowing what your application looks like, you need to look at the click event of the datagridview.

within this event you can get the current row information by using the datagrdview.currentrow

MSDN: Datagridview.currentrow property[^]

This link will show you how to read the cells of the datagridview row.

MSDN: How to get or set the Current Cell in the Windows Forms DataGridView Control[^]

Posted 28-Nov-11 12:47pm

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Vic Rauch 28-Nov-11 21:23pm

This is repeated here in case it is missed on my original post.
Let me try to clarify what I'm after. My Table A records show only one at a time on a form. But the detail (child) records from table B will show in the datagridview. I need to take the EmployeeID (which I have no problem getting) and somehow pass that to the record source (a SQL Server stored procedure) so the data in the datagridview will be the correct detail (child) records for the one record currently showing on the master (parent) form.
Vic