Hi there,

As i understand it binding sources are supposed to be a layer of indirection
for an underlying datasource.

However I often find my self unable to delete records from a binding source
using the remove method, and yet if i delete a row from its underlying
datasource/data table - thats work fine.

What are the conditions surrounding deletes from a binding source? It a bit
of a waste of time in providing "indirection" if i have to keep going to the
underlying datasource anyway.

Thanks

Richard

Richard,

> However I often find my self unable to delete records from a binding
> source using the remove method, and yet if i delete a row from its
> underlying datasource/data table - thats work fine.
>
You are aware that there is a big difference between deleting and removing?

Cor

You did not provide much detail to help with the issue. What is the
DataSource? A linq table, a list, other?

W

"Richard Coltrane" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi there,
>
> As i understand it binding sources are supposed to be a layer of
> indirection for an underlying datasource.
>
> However I often find my self unable to delete records from a binding
> source using the remove method, and yet if i delete a row from its
> underlying datasource/data table - thats work fine.
>
> What are the conditions surrounding deletes from a binding source? It a
> bit of a waste of time in providing "indirection" if i have to keep going
> to the underlying datasource anyway.
>
> Thanks
>
> Richard
>