Basic C# DataGridView question

[MKBender]

I'm pretty new to .net, so your help is very apprciated.

So I have a DataGridView that has a dataTable data source. This dataGridView is also editable. When a user tries to close an open data open or open a different data file, I would like to ask if the user wants to save his changes, but only if he made changes. I don't know how to detect if the user made changes to the datagridview

Is there a simple property part of the datagridview or maybe datatable, that might tell me this information?
Or do I need to setup an event handler for the first edit to the datagridview?

Thanks for you help,
Matthew

[milonov]

Hello, Matthew

You can catch DataRowChanged event of DataTable
for more information see:
http://msdn.microsoft. com/library/default.asp?url =/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfsystemdata datatableclassr owchangedtopic. asp

Best Regards,
Michael Milonov
http://www.snotratech. com

Is there a simple property part of the datagridview or maybe datatable, that might tell me this information?
Or do I need to setup an event handler for the first edit to the datagridview?

Thanks for you help,
Matthew

[MKBender]

Thanks for the reply, for some reason that event was never being thrown. So I decided to use the DataTable.CellV alueChanged event, and that works just fine.

Thanks again,
Matthew Bender