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yitz
I am binding a datagrid to a dataset. The data displays fine, BUT if I
do anything that causes the grid to repaint a few times (like
scrolling the columns or even just moving the window so that part of
the grid is off the screen), then the entire application hangs.
I am binding like this:
theGrid.DataSource = AppObject1.ds.Tables[0].DefaultView ;
where AppObject1 is instantiated from a DLL like this:
AppObject1 = (IAppClass)assembly.CreateInstance("MyNameSpace.AppClass1")
I tried creating a copy of the dataset in the main program using
ds.Copy(). When I bind to this new dataset, everything works without
hanging.
Is there a problem with binding a dataset that was created in a
separate component? How can I workaround the problem without having to
copy the entire dataset?
Thanks,
Yitz
do anything that causes the grid to repaint a few times (like
scrolling the columns or even just moving the window so that part of
the grid is off the screen), then the entire application hangs.
I am binding like this:
theGrid.DataSource = AppObject1.ds.Tables[0].DefaultView ;
where AppObject1 is instantiated from a DLL like this:
AppObject1 = (IAppClass)assembly.CreateInstance("MyNameSpace.AppClass1")
I tried creating a copy of the dataset in the main program using
ds.Copy(). When I bind to this new dataset, everything works without
hanging.
Is there a problem with binding a dataset that was created in a
separate component? How can I workaround the problem without having to
copy the entire dataset?
Thanks,
Yitz