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>>>// If you want to change the data manually in code
>>// Initialize your dataset and fill it.
>>// Get the table out.
>>DataTable dtCustomers = DataSet.Tables[0];
>>// or
>>DataTable dtCustomers = DataSet.Tables["Customers"];
>>// Create a new row
>>DataRow newRow = dtCustomers.NewRow();
>>// Edit the column values
>>newRow["FirstName"] = "John";
>>newRow["LastName"] = "Jones";
>>// Add the row back to the table
>>after setting all the columns
>>dtCustomer.Rows.Add(newRow);
>>// Call accept changes on the DataSet
>>dsCustomers.AcceptChanges();
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>Tim, I have to comment on your above suggestion. Accepting the Changes at this point is not a good idea if one is planning on sending the updates to the backend database.
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>>3) Could someone point me to examples of binding the DS to form controls?
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>>There are lots of ways to do this. Here is one:
>>lstCustomers.DataSource = dsCustomers;
>>lstCustomers.DisplayMember = "Customers.CustomerName";>
>Just an FYI, but see my reply to Kevin about this (I cc'd you).
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>~~Bonnie
Agreed on both counts. I was doing a little too much multi tasking at that moment.
Tim
Timothy Bryan
