How to implement dynamic row pumping, in an ASP.NET webpage, from database?

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Hello everyone,

I am developing a SEARCH page for my website, where I want results fetched from the database.
Now obviously only the number of columns is fixed, and not the number of rows, which is dynamic in nature based on the search parameters, provided by the user. I know, the answer must be fairly simple but I'm new to c#, that is why I want to know the approach to achieve this.

Before giving the answer, kindly consider that all the database connections have been done, and results are residing in a DataTable dt, where they were brought through a DataAdapter da. Now,
I want the code for the section:

if(dt.Rows.Count>0)
{
//How to represent the fetched data??
}

Thanks in advance.

Posted 14-Jul-13 3:37am

pallavinan

Updated 14-Jul-13 3:42am

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_Asif_ 14-Jul-13 10:03am

You are just a step away, All you have to do is to google. You will surely find the solution :)

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pallavinan · Answer 1 · 2013-07-15T22:24:00

Well the solution was really simple indeed... All I had to do was to set the source of the Grid view as the data table dt where the data was already fetched and stored.
Code:-

if (dt.Rows.Count > 0)
{
grid_view.DataSource = dt;
grid_view.DataBind();

}