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Hi y;all,

I've been working with Unix C/Informix for over a year. So to refresh my
memory, I re-established my SQL server (had a link on my router fail and had
to install a hub) and thought I'd check it out.

All I did was create a new Windows Application and tried dragging over
controls such as SQLDataAdapter, SQLCommand, DataSet and a data grid. I
tried several combinations and, I'm sorry to say, I've forgotten how to get
the DataGrid to display the table. That's all, I used to know this. As I
recall, I could do this without having to insert any code manually. Has my
memory totally failed me? Arrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!

Anyway, would one you fine folks out there get me pointed in the right
direction?

I have VS 2003.

Thanx,
Bill
 
And dont forget to populate that DataSet.

- Colin

cody said:
myDataGrid.DataSource = myDataSet;

something like that.

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web1110 said:
Hi y;all,

I've been working with Unix C/Informix for over a year. So to refresh my
memory, I re-established my SQL server (had a link on my router fail and had
to install a hub) and thought I'd check it out.

All I did was create a new Windows Application and tried dragging over
controls such as SQLDataAdapter, SQLCommand, DataSet and a data grid. I
tried several combinations and, I'm sorry to say, I've forgotten how to get
the DataGrid to display the table. That's all, I used to know this. As I
recall, I could do this without having to insert any code manually. Has my
memory totally failed me? Arrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!

Anyway, would one you fine folks out there get me pointed in the right
direction?

I have VS 2003.

Thanx,
Bill
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