>Hi everybody,
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>We're assigning DataSet to GridView's DataSource. We also save this DS in a session (bad, bad design).
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>From this Grid we can press an Edit button. This brings a FormView (different depending on PersonType with its own SQLDataSource) where we can change the information including fields in the GridView such as First/Last Name, etc. So, if the basic information was changed, I'd like to somehow "refresh" my GridView.
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>It was so easy with VFP Grids, but with ASP.NET GridView I'm a bit lost of how should I "refresh" my GridView. Also, preferrably I need to refresh it only in case I changed few fields displayed in a GridView (if the code is going to be resource extensive).
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>Any ideas, what should I do in my case?

Hi,

Isn't refreshing the GridView simply a matter of calling its .DataBind() method? Can you use the FormView events ( .ItemUpdated etc.) to only trigger the .DataBind() when neccessary?

Regards,
Viv