Dawa,
I guess I am not really answering your question, but would reversing the order in your select statement work for your customer? Lets say you order the records by some date field, what about switching the order from acending to decending order.

Why do you specify the datasource twice in your code example? And why do you bind it twice?

Einar

>I've a pageable DataGrid bound to a DefaultView of a Table in a DataSet. Our client would like to see the last page first (which displays the most recent info), then go back to previous pages. For example, if there 5 pages, they will see "Page 5 of 5" first then they can click on the "Previous" link to see the other pages. How can I do that?
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>I've tried the following in the Page_Load event :
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>//Code Omitted
>this.myDataGrid.DataSource = this.myDataSet.Tables[0].DefaultView;
>this.myDataGrid.DataBind();
>this.myDataGrid.CurrentPageIndex = this.myDataGrid.PageCount-1;
>this.myDataGrid.DataSource = this.myDataSet.Tables[0].DefaultView;
>this.myDataGrid.DataBind();
>//Code Omitted
>

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>Which seems to display the last page but then Previous link doesn't work properly, it only pages back couple times and I never see the first page.