B Brian Tkatch Jul 31, 2006 #2 Danny said: What is the difference? Click to expand... It's the part of the subtraction equation that comes after the equality sign. B.
Danny said: What is the difference? Click to expand... It's the part of the subtraction equation that comes after the equality sign. B.
D Danny M Jul 31, 2006 #3 Brian Tkatch schreef: It's the part of the subtraction equation that comes after the equality sign. B. Click to expand... Sorry english isnt mine first language. Can you give an example?
Brian Tkatch schreef: It's the part of the subtraction equation that comes after the equality sign. B. Click to expand... Sorry english isnt mine first language. Can you give an example?
B Brian Tkatch Jul 31, 2006 #4 Danny said: Brian Tkatch schreef: Sorry english isnt mine first language. Can you give an example? Click to expand... I was being sarcastic. You need to ask a question. "What is the difference?" doesn't mean very much. B.
Danny said: Brian Tkatch schreef: Sorry english isnt mine first language. Can you give an example? Click to expand... I was being sarcastic. You need to ask a question. "What is the difference?" doesn't mean very much. B.
D Danny M Aug 1, 2006 #5 Brian Tkatch schreef: I was being sarcastic. You need to ask a question. "What is the difference?" doesn't mean very much. B. Click to expand... When do you use the defaultdataview(or for what) and when you use a normal dataview?
Brian Tkatch schreef: I was being sarcastic. You need to ask a question. "What is the difference?" doesn't mean very much. B. Click to expand... When do you use the defaultdataview(or for what) and when you use a normal dataview?
B Brian Tkatch Aug 1, 2006 #6 Danny said: Brian Tkatch schreef: When do you use the defaultdataview(or for what) and when you use a normal dataview? Click to expand... The default DataView is used by default. For example: DataGridView.DataSource = DataTable Is the same thing as: DataGridView.DataSource = DataTable.DefaultView If the data needs to be modified, or filtered before it is shown. another DataView can be created, and the DataSource can be set to that instead. As a rule, i would think that unless you know otherwise, just use the DefaultDataView. B.
Danny said: Brian Tkatch schreef: When do you use the defaultdataview(or for what) and when you use a normal dataview? Click to expand... The default DataView is used by default. For example: DataGridView.DataSource = DataTable Is the same thing as: DataGridView.DataSource = DataTable.DefaultView If the data needs to be modified, or filtered before it is shown. another DataView can be created, and the DataSource can be set to that instead. As a rule, i would think that unless you know otherwise, just use the DefaultDataView. B.
