How can i "see" the next record

[giannis]

How can i know ("see") the next record using the BindingSource
without move to the next record ?

 

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Giannis,

In hundred ways, one of them. BindingSource.position + 1.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.bindingsource.position.aspx

Cor

 

[giannis]

When i use the BindingSource.position + 1 the form display the next record.
I want to know the value of the next record without the form display the
next record.

 

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Giannis,

Are you sure of that, it would be in my idea new VB code. Are you not mixing
this up with BindingSource.Position += 1

I cannot see your code but BindingSource.Position + 1 gives you in my idea
the next record.

Cor

 

[giannis]

BindingSource.Position + 1 gives you in my idea the next record.

What code must i write to take the value of the next record ?
Can you indicate me ?

 

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

First show me a piece how you do it, I can not give you a sample from 1:1000

Cor

 

[ClayB]

If the underlying DataSource for the BindingSource is a DataTable,
then the object retrieved from the BindingSource by indexing it will
be a DataRowView. Below is code that shows how to get at a field once
you have a DataRowView. If you underlying datasource is something
other than a DataTable, then the object retrieved will be some other
type.

Dim drv As DataRowView =
CType(bindingSource1(bindingSource1.Position + 1), DataRowView) '
Dim someIntValue As Integer = CInt(drv("Col1")) ' Col1 is name
of column in DataTable

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Clay Burch
Syncfusion, Inc.

 

[giannis]

We have a form (form1) with a Text box (box1) that takes values
from a BindingSource. The currency value for the box1 is :
"me.box1.text"
How can we find (with the BindingSource.Position +1) the next value
for the box1 before we move to the next record ? (BindingSource.movenext)
Sorry for my english ....

 

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Have a look at the code from Clay.

 

[giannis]

Thank you very much all two !!!

 

[giannis]

A simpler way is the :

BindingSource.Item(BindingSource.Position + 1)