As far as I know, you can't do that. Every sample I've seen of
using the DataGridView sets the data source = a dataset or a
datatable or a binding source that is defined accordingly.
Dim m_Adapter as CustomersTableAdapter = new CustomersTableAdapter()
Dim m_Customers as CustomersDataSet = New CustomersDataSet()
'uses table adapter to read db and fill dataset
m_Adapter.Fill(m_Customers.Customers)
m_Grid.DataSource = m_Customers.Customers
I don't think you can bind it to the results from a subroutine.
That doesn't mean you can't do it, it just means *I've*
never seen it done. Maybe it would work if you didn't allow
updates. And I don't know how you could stop it in the
middle of loading and show what you have so far, or even
how you could just stop it.
Sorry I couldn't help you more.
Robin S.
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> thanks to quickly, and excuse me for my english.
>
> i just need to perform a filling method that don't lock the
> application
> while is loading the data,
> my datagridview is linked with a dataset
> (datagridview.datasource=getData(query)) and
> i could like to show the data like the tableview query in SQL2005, and
> let me to stop
> the loading of data before (if necessary) the loading of all data.
>
> it's possible to do?
> tanks.
>
> RobinS ha scritto:
>
>> If you're using VS2005, set up a strongly-typed dataset using
>> the DataSet Designer and then bind it to the Data Grid by
>> dragging it onto a form.
>>
>> Robin S.
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>> > How can i made SUB to fill a datagrid view with large amount of
>> > data
>> > like SLQ 2005 query?
>> >
>
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