Datagrid Issues

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Steven Clark

I have an application in development on Windows Mobile 2003 using compact
framework 3.5 and SQL CE 2008. I have suddenly developed an issue with the
DataGrid component.

The code I use creates a recordset using the SqlCeCommand and SqlCeResultSet
objects to create the structure and bind to the datagrid. Everything runs
ok and displays the first screen full of results in the datagrid but when
the datagrid is scrolled or paged every cell in the table is filled with a
cross. I have tried everything and don't know what to do next.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks

Steven
 
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Steven Clark

Thank you for the link to the blog and appologies for the double post. This
was not intentional. The reason for the double post is that I can not see
the original post via my news client or the MSDN Web Browser client and I
assumed that it had not been sucessful.

If there has been any replies to the origianl post I would very much
appreciate it if people could re-reply to this post as I can see it without
any issues.

Once again sorry for the double post.
 
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Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]

Nope. No replies yet. I would think that GoogleGroups would find it; I'm
not sure what would be wrong with your NNTP client; the MSDN client is not
very impressive. Do you have your NNTP client set up to read from server
msnews.microsoft.com?

Paul T.
 
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Steven Clark

Yes I do have the client setup to point to msnews.microsoft.com as this is
whats advised on the MSDN site.

I have now added the group (from another news host) to my client and I can
now see the original post.

Thanks
 
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Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]

Wacky.

Paul T.

Steven Clark said:
Yes I do have the client setup to point to msnews.microsoft.com as this is
whats advised on the MSDN site.

I have now added the group (from another news host) to my client and I can
now see the original post.

Thanks
 

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