How to display data in grid

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i want to display data in a grid at runtime from an access file in vb.net .
In vb.net 2003 the function is DataGrid1.SetDataBinding(),
but in vb.net2005 the function is not available, can u please tell me how to display data in grid at runtime in 2005.

thanks & regards

Posted 21-Aug-11 5:56am

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Not Active · Answer 1 · 2011-08-21T06:34:00

Solution 1

In all versions you use the DataSource[^] property of a control to specify what data is bound to it and will be displayed.

Posted 21-Aug-11 6:34am

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l_d 21-Aug-11 13:21pm

thank you

Simon_Whale · Answer 2 · 2011-08-25T02:56:00

Solution 3

To further what Mark has said

Download the data from the database into either a datatable or dataset

ADO.NET Sample[^] - this has examples that you could use to learn about ADO.NET

and then you set it your datasource, for example,

VB

datagridview1.datasource=myDataTable

Posted 25-Aug-11 2:56am

Simon_Whale