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Grid validating on cancel()
I am processing an invoice with an invoice table (bound controls) and a child InvoicesItems table (bound in DataGridView).
After adding items in the DataGridView, I call the Form.Cancel(BizObj, DataView). I get an error when the DataGridView RowValidating() routine fires. I was suprised that the RowValidating event fired when I was cancelling. When the error occurs, I have 0 rows in my InvoicesItems business object and 3 rows in my DataGridView. I called Cancel() based on a keypress, so I never changed focus from the datagridview. It also happens if I move the focus away from the grid.
It only happens if I have 2 or more rows in the DataGridView. I have AllowUserToAddRows() = true.
Should the RowValidating() be firing?
Thanks,
Jeff
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