How to add rows from dataset to datagridview

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I have a form contains a datagridview to show product details. There're two tables called as "LOCATION_PRODUCT" and "TARGET_PRODUCT". Initially , product codes are retrieved by "LOCATION_PRODUCT" table and displays inside the DataGridView. Datagridview contain 13 columns as follows,

TARGET_PROD_ID, TARGET_JAN, TARGET_FEB, TARGET_MAR, TARGET_APR, TARGET_MAY, TARGET_JUN, TARGET_JUL, TARGET_AUG, TARGET_SEP, TARGET_OCT, TARGET_NOV,
TARGET_DEC

What I need to know is, if the product code is exist in the "TARGET_PRODUCT" table,
How to get the row which contain the product code and replace it in datagridview.
Please help me to sort out this issue

Posted 24-Nov-14 16:23pm

Harindu Karunatillake

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PIEBALDconsult 24-Nov-14 22:41pm

DataGridViews (awful as they are) are capable of displaying parent-child tables. I forget how, because I haven't used one in nearly ten years.

DamithSL 24-Nov-14 22:51pm

Hirindu, can improve the question with what are the columns in each table and which columns you need to show in your datagridview?

Harindu Karunatillake 27-Nov-14 4:45am

I Want to show TARGET_PROD_ID, TARGET_JAN, TARGET_FEB, TARGET_MAR, TARGET_APR, TARGET_MAY, TARGET_JUN, TARGET_JUL, TARGET_AUG, TARGET_SEP, TARGET_OCT, TARGET_NOV,
TARGET_DEC

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