datagrid row <--> datasetrow

[Zürcher See]

If I know the datagrid row there is a method to get the dataset row?

Now I use the dataset id the find it out,

id=this.dataGrid1[this.dataGrid1.CurrentRowIndex,0]; // column 0 is id

DataRow drRow=this.dataSet1.Tables["Table"].Rows.Find(id);

but I don't like it very much, there is a "cleaner" way the get the dataset
row?

 

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Zurcher,

The data grid is really bound to the view on the data. If you bound to
a data table, then the DefaultView property exposes the DataView that the
grid binds to. You will want to get the row number in the grid, and then
get the appropriate row through the DataView object.

Hope this helps.

 

[Zürcher See]

You means something like:

Zurcher,

The data grid is really bound to the view on the data. If you bound to
a data table, then the DefaultView property exposes the DataView that the
grid binds to. You will want to get the row number in the grid, and then
get the appropriate row through the DataView object.

Hope this helps.


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

If I know the datagrid row there is a method to get the dataset row?

Now I use the dataset id the find it out,

id=this.dataGrid1[this.dataGrid1.CurrentRowIndex,0]; // column 0 is id

DataRow drRow=this.dataSet1.Tables["Table"].Rows.Find(id);

but I don't like it very much, there is a "cleaner" way the get the dataset
row?

 

[Zürcher See]

I tried something like:

DataRow
drRow=this.dataSet1.Tables["Table"].DefaultView[this.dataGrid1.CurrentRowInd
ex].Row;

but this does not work

Zurcher,

The data grid is really bound to the view on the data. If you bound to
a data table, then the DefaultView property exposes the DataView that the
grid binds to. You will want to get the row number in the grid, and then
get the appropriate row through the DataView object.

Hope this helps.


--
- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- (e-mail address removed)

If I know the datagrid row there is a method to get the dataset row?

Now I use the dataset id the find it out,

id=this.dataGrid1[this.dataGrid1.CurrentRowIndex,0]; // column 0 is id

DataRow drRow=this.dataSet1.Tables["Table"].Rows.Find(id);

but I don't like it very much, there is a "cleaner" way the get the dataset
row?