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TonyJ
Hello!
I'm using VS2005.
I'm looking at ADO.NET and have found some test tutorial solution on
microsoft MSDN.
The one that I'm looking at now is called Walkthrough: Saving Data to a
Database (Single Table)
I have followed the walkthrought exectly but it doesn't work as expected.
I have a Data Source with one database table.
The table is from the northwind database and is called customer.
This table is set to be in Detail mode meaning I get individuals control for
the whole table when I drag the table into the windows form.
In this form there is a diskett meaning that I can save data back to the
database.
So I do the following change some data in one of the control and then click
the diskett symbol meaning I save the data back to the database.
If I now go to the next record and then go back to the previous record the
change is there.
So I manage to change in the dataset but if I then close the application and
look in the database my changes has not changed anything in the database.
I can't understand why this doesn't work.
//Tony
I'm using VS2005.
I'm looking at ADO.NET and have found some test tutorial solution on
microsoft MSDN.
The one that I'm looking at now is called Walkthrough: Saving Data to a
Database (Single Table)
I have followed the walkthrought exectly but it doesn't work as expected.
I have a Data Source with one database table.
The table is from the northwind database and is called customer.
This table is set to be in Detail mode meaning I get individuals control for
the whole table when I drag the table into the windows form.
In this form there is a diskett meaning that I can save data back to the
database.
So I do the following change some data in one of the control and then click
the diskett symbol meaning I save the data back to the database.
If I now go to the next record and then go back to the previous record the
change is there.
So I manage to change in the dataset but if I then close the application and
look in the database my changes has not changed anything in the database.
I can't understand why this doesn't work.
//Tony