M
Marc
I found this in MSDN:
"The BeginEdit method is called implicitly when the user changes the value
of a data-bound control; the EndEdit method is called implicitly when you
invoke the AcceptChanges method for the DataTable object."
But what about the other way around? If I call EndEdit is AcceptChanges
invoked?
Since trying some test code, it seems to be that way. I am still trying to
understand what the connection is between RowState, BeginEdit and EndEdit,
and DataRowVersion.
Does calling EndEdit have influence on RowState, directly or indirectly?
"The BeginEdit method is called implicitly when the user changes the value
of a data-bound control; the EndEdit method is called implicitly when you
invoke the AcceptChanges method for the DataTable object."
But what about the other way around? If I call EndEdit is AcceptChanges
invoked?
Since trying some test code, it seems to be that way. I am still trying to
understand what the connection is between RowState, BeginEdit and EndEdit,
and DataRowVersion.
Does calling EndEdit have influence on RowState, directly or indirectly?