How many people use the data form wizard? I have noticed that I have had
to get rid of an change a lot of the code in there to make it work
exactly the way I want and it almost seems like it takes more time to
use that then just creating everything by hand.

One example is in the save routine where it gets the changed rows and if
there are any, it updates the dataadapter, then merges those changes
with the dataset... Isn't it just as easy to only call update on the
dataadapter without updating it with the changed records? I can see
where that would benefit if you were making changes to 10 records of
3,000, but I am updating for every row that is changed...

Aaron
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Aaron,

In my opinion it is nice to make once to see how things can be done, however
not for a real application, it is so embedded using everything that it
creates, that for me it is more work to do sometimes one simple change than
to create all new.

Just my thought, which is I thougth the same as yours.

Cor

"Aaron Smith"

> How many people use the data form wizard? I have noticed that I have had
> to get rid of an change a lot of the code in there to make it work exactly
> the way I want and it almost seems like it takes more time to use that
> then just creating everything by hand.
>
> One example is in the save routine where it gets the changed rows and if
> there are any, it updates the dataadapter, then merges those changes with
> the dataset... Isn't it just as easy to only call update on the
> dataadapter without updating it with the changed records? I can see where
> that would benefit if you were making changes to 10 records of 3,000, but
> I am updating for every row that is changed...
>
> Aaron
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> Aaron Smith
> Remove -1- to E-Mail me. Spam Sucks.

Thats kind of what I thought too... Thanks Cor..

Aaron

Cor Ligthert wrote:
> Aaron,
>
> In my opinion it is nice to make once to see how things can be done, however
> not for a real application, it is so embedded using everything that it
> creates, that for me it is more work to do sometimes one simple change than
> to create all new.
>
> Just my thought, which is I thougth the same as yours.
>
> Cor
>