Hi Ron,

I am wondering if you can just adjust the Entity object property to store the values in upper case. I assume this is because you want everything stored this way and don't care if the user sees it as upper case or not.
Timothy

>This is so not pretty, and I am sure it has to do with not understanding what and when MM.NET is doing binding in the background, but I just made this work with a monstrous kludge.
>
>After the initial save back of the dataset from the grid when adding the record, I then use the index to point to the row in the dataset, uppercase the values in the dataset, then DO ANOTHER SAVE. When walking through with DEBUG, before the first save, the values in the new row are EMPTY, they do not even show the data that has been entereded into the added row on the grid.
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>The data is there on RETURN from the save, as entered.
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>At that point, I uppercased as shown. I also had to add the SetCurrentDataSet. Hmm.
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>On the second save pass, the uppercased values are saved.
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>        protected void grdCTInventoryGrid_RowUpdating(object sender, GridViewUpdateEventArgs e)
>        {
>            // Get the item to be updated
>            this.grdCTInventoryGrid.EditIndex = e.RowIndex;
>
>            // Retrieve the previous DataSet
>            DataSet dsCTInventory = (DataSet)Session["dsCTInventory"];
>
>            // Save the DataSet (the GridView automatically binds back)
>            this.Save(this.oCTInventory, dsCTInventory);
>
>            dsCTInventory.Tables["CtInventory"].Rows[e.RowIndex]["Inv_Code"] = (string)dsCTInventory.Tables["CtInventory"].Rows[e.RowIndex]["Inv_Code"].ToString().ToUpper();
>            dsCTInventory.Tables["CtInventory"].Rows[e.RowIndex]["Inv_Group1"] = (string)dsCTInventory.Tables["CtInventory"].Rows[e.RowIndex]["Inv_Group1"].ToString().ToUpper();
>            dsCTInventory.Tables["CtInventory"].Rows[e.RowIndex]["Inv_Group2"] = (string)dsCTInventory.Tables["CtInventory"].Rows[e.RowIndex]["Inv_Group2"].ToString().ToUpper();
>            dsCTInventory.Tables["CtInventory"].Rows[e.RowIndex]["Inv_Descr"] = (string)dsCTInventory.Tables["CtInventory"].Rows[e.RowIndex]["Inv_Descr"].ToString().ToUpper();
>
>            this.oCTInventory.SetCurrentDataSet(dsCTInventory);
>
>            // Save the DataSet (the GridView automatically binds back)
>            this.Save(this.oCTInventory, dsCTInventory);
>
>            // Reset the edited item and rebind the GridView
>            this.grdCTInventoryGrid.EditIndex = -1;
>            this.BindControl(this.grdCTInventoryGrid);
>        }
>
>