Hi Michael,
If you need to call DataRow.EndEdit() explicitly, you have to put the code
in an event handler of a button or some other controls. I don't think you
would like that. You can try Joe's suggestion to move to another cell as
the current cell.
Kevin Yu
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| In the Form Closing event I use code like this to "move off the current
row"
| which forces a Save of the data.
| (It is an old Access trick and seems to work in .Net too.)
|
| DataGrid1.CurrentCell = New DataGridCell(DataGrid1.CurrentCell.RowNumber
+
| 1, DataGrid1.CurrentCell.ColumnNumber)
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| | > Modifiying an existing record.
| >
| > Should I call .EndEdit from within a Changed event to get
| > the effect that I want?
| >
| >
| > Michael
| >
| > >-----Original Message-----
| > >Hi Michael,
| > >
| > >I'm not quite sure about your question. Are you just
| > adding a new row in
| > >the DataGrid and Textbox or modifying a record?
| > >
| > >The new value might not be saved into data source
| > immediately before
| > >leaving that row, because DataRow.EndEdit() hasn't been
| > called.
| > >
| > >If anything is unclear, please feel free to reply to the
| > post.
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| > >| I have a form with a DataGrid and a TextBox bound to
| > the
| > >| same table in a DataSet(there is nothing else on the
| > form
| > >| for the sake of simplicity). The textbox displays a
| > field
| > >| not visually represented on the datagrid (the data is
| > >| just viewed better this way). I have found that if I
| > type
| > >| a new value in the textbox, the value won't be
| > >| immediately saved to the table in the DataSet unless I
| > >| first click on a cell on the datagrid.
| > >|
| > >| I assumed that anything typed into a bound control is
| > >| stored in the table in the dataset immediately. Why is
| > >| this not happening?
| > >|
| > >|
| > >| Michael
| > >|
| > >|
| > >
| > >.
| > >
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