Version Control

[Agnes]

As the user amend the record, is there any method to check which datafield
had been amedn ?
p.s -I am using ado.net .
Thanks a lot

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Agnes,

It is a lot of guessing with your question.

A user does nothing with a datafield, you do it in your program.

Assuming you mean with a datafield an item and you are using a control as a
datagrid without only more not readonly columnstyles than AFAIK is the
answer no on the question if it is possible in a normal approach to determ
what is the changed item.

Cor

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

As the user amend the record, is there any method to check which
datafield
had been amedn ?
p.s -I am using ado.net .

.... and still not posting to the ADO.NET group :-

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[Cor Ligthert]

Herfried,

Who sais this "is" an Adonet question?

Do you mean that everybody who "uses" Adonet with VBNet ask there VBNet
questions in the Adonet newsgroup or something?

Cor

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Who sais this "is" an Adonet question?

Do you mean that everybody who "uses" Adonet with VBNet ask there VBNet
questions in the Adonet newsgroup or something?

If questions are related to ADO.NET, they should be asked in the ADO.NET
group. That's why an ADO.NET group exists. Otherwise Microsoft would have
provided only a single microsoft.public group for all questions related to
Microsoft products and technology.

 

[Cor Ligthert]

If questions are related to ADO.NET, they should be asked in the ADO.NET

group. That's why an ADO.NET group exists. Otherwise Microsoft would
have provided only a single microsoft.public group for all questions
related to Microsoft products and technology.

You mean that all VBNet qeustions should be asked in the AdoNet newsgroup?

Because VBNet uses the Net framework which holds AdoNet and is therefore
related to Adonet.

I do not think that you are right in my opinion and is it the impact of the
used technique which can make it one time more for this newsgroup and the
other time more for the AdoNet newsgroup.

Cor