How do I set my DataGrid to not allow new row additions in Visual Studio
..net 2003?

I just want the users to be able to edit records already placed in the
database previously, not to allow them to add new records.

> How do I set my DataGrid to not allow new row additions in Visual Studio
> .net 2003?

DO NOT CROSS POST.

Set the datagrid to read only and Create a datagridtablestyle and specify if
the textbox is read only for each column.

I tried that, it did not work!

I created a tablegridstyle and then marked individule columns as false for
the readonly property...

This just rendered my entire table read-only

What can i do differently?

"scorpion53061" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > How do I set my DataGrid to not allow new row additions in Visual Studio
> > .net 2003?
>
> DO NOT CROSS POST.
>
> Set the datagrid to read only and Create a datagridtablestyle and specify
if
> the textbox is read only for each column.
>
>

Post code please.

> > > How do I set my DataGrid to not allow new row additions in Visual
Studio
> > > .net 2003?

myDataset.myTable.DefaultView.AllowAdd = false

"Atley" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I tried that, it did not work!
>
> I created a tablegridstyle and then marked individule columns as false for
> the readonly property...
>
> This just rendered my entire table read-only
>
> What can i do differently?
>
> "scorpion53061" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > > How do I set my DataGrid to not allow new row additions in Visual
Studio
> > > .net 2003?
> >
> > DO NOT CROSS POST.
> >
> > Set the datagrid to read only and Create a datagridtablestyle and
specify
> if
> > the textbox is read only for each column.
> >
> >
>
>

Hi Atley,

Use a dataview (roughly typed here)
\\\\
dim dv as New DataView(mydatable)
dv.AllowNew = False
datagrid1.DataSource = dv
////
I hope this helps a little bit?

Cor

"> I just want the users to be able to edit records already placed in the
> database previously, not to allow them to add new records.
>
>
>

myDataset.myTable.DefaultView.AllowAdd = false

Hi Scorpion,

Somehow I missed that above and would otherwise not have given my answer or
told with it that is was an alternative.

> myDataset.myTable.DefaultView.AllowAdd = false

However I like the dataview as description anyhow more, do not ask me why, I
think just a personal thing.

However sorry.

Cor