No, there isn't. You need to find a class that implements IList and
then bind to that.
DataSet classes are disconnected data, meaning that you don't need a
database in order to use them. They also have designer support, so you
should just use that in your program and bind to that (populating that
programatically ).
I gave that a try. I created my dataset and datatable and populated it
with the data I need.
I bound the dataviewgrid to the dataset, but no records show in my grid. I
have checked the datatable and there are actually records in the table. Am
I missing something? Here is the code I am using:
Tim,
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No, there isn't. You need to find a class that implements IList and
then bind to that.
>
DataSet classes are disconnected data, meaning that you don't need a
database in order to use them. They also have designer support, so you
should just use that in your program and bind to that (populating that
programatically ).
>
Hope this helps.
>
>
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"Tim Kelley" <tkelley@compan y.comwrote in message
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>Is it possible to populate a grid using code (not binding it to a
>datasource). Is there something like an additem method?
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>Thanks,
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