s set the datagrid row width: DataGridTableStyle ts = new DataGridTableStyle (); ts.MappingName = "produse" ; this .dataGrid1.TableStyles.Clear(); this .dataGrid1.TableStyles.Add(ts); this .dataGrid1.TableStyles[ "produse" ].GridColumnStyles[ "Grid" ].Width = 5; Error : Object reference not set to an instance of an

SqlCeResultSet and DataGrid and TableStyles .NET Framework Hello, is this possible to change TableStyles attached to DataGrid when datasource is SqlCeResultSet? Now I design (with designer) two differents TableStyles. SqlCeResultSet don't have MappingName so i change TableStyles like this: dataGrid1.TableStyles.Clear(); dataGrid1.TableStyles.Add(firstdatagridtablestyle); and change to second dataGrid1 TableStyles.Clear(); dataGrid1.TableStyles.Add(seconddatagridtablestyle); Is there any simplier way to achieve this? .NET Compact Framework Discussions DataGrid

identical .NET Framework Hello! Here I have two different ways to create an array of DataRowView. In this example is it really any reason to use alternative 2 because the first is much shorter ? 1. DataRowView[] rows = new DataRowView[dv.Count]; 2. DataRowView[] rows = (DataRowView[]) Array.CreateInstance(typeof DataRowView), dv.Count); / / Tony C# Discussions DataRowView (1) Relative (1) Declare (1) LINQ (1) Bit (1) CreateInstance (1) Arne Hi Tony (1 make it even shorter if you want and save yourself some typing: var rows = new DataRowView[dv.Count]; Kris Sheglova It saves typing today. But it may require more reading the

dropdownlist which i hav shown below Its showing in design view like select system.data.datarowview system.data.datarowview system.data.datarowview system.data.datarowview < FooterTemplate > < asp : DropDownList ID = "ddnewClient_PartnerId" runat = "server" Initial = "0"> < asp : ListItem > Select < / asp : ListItem > < asp

to a SQL bound (via binding source) to a datagridview. The code is as follows: DataRowView drView = (DataRowView)stationBindingSource.AddNew(); STPSRecorderDataSet.StationRow stationRow = (STPSRecorderDataSet.StationRow)drView.Row; stationRow.Extension = strExtensionToAdd; It works fine the last row not "stick"? - - Grant Schenck ADO.NET Discussions STPSRecorderDataSet.StationRow (1) SqlDataReader (1) DataRowView (1) StationBindingSource.AddNew (1) ExecuteReader (1) AddNew (1) StrExtensionToAdd (1) Comm1.ExecuteReader (1) It seems sorry for the less information. SqlDataReader rdr = comm1.ExecuteReader(); DataView conta = (DataView)lstDue1.Items.SourceCollection; DataRowView contact = conta.AddNew(); while (rdr.Read()) { contact[0] = rdr["ID"]; contact[1] = rdr["dFactor"]; lstDue2 sorry for the less information, SqlDataReader rdr = comm1.ExecuteReader(); DataView conta = (DataView)lstDue1.Items.SourceCollection; DataRowView contact = conta.AddNew(); while (rdr.Read()) { contact[0] = rdr["ID"]; contact[1] = rdr["dFactor"]; lstDue2 to a SQL bound (via binding source) to a datagridview. The code is as follows: DataRowView drView = (D