can i add a new row with values to datagridview control

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i want to add new row to datagrid and the same will be added to database.
in whice event i shouild write .what r the code possibilties

Posted 9-May-11 6:11am

syedkhaleel

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AhsanS · Answer 1 · 2011-05-09T07:58:00

Solution 2

Yes you can. Simple create a new row like
DataRow row = mydataset.NewRow();

and assign values to this row.
mydataset.acceptchanges();
and all done.

Posted 9-May-11 7:58am

AhsanS

Sander Rossel · Answer 2 · 2011-05-09T07:47:00

Bad question. Which kind of database? What kind of data? Add row through code or UI? What do you have so far? Are you using binding? Are you using any ORM tools? What Events of what Controls are you talking about? What answer do you expect. If you do not know what you want then how should we?
You can start by Googling DataGridView[^] and stuff like DbConnection[^], DbCommand[^], DbDataAdapter[^], DbDataReader [^]and DbTransaction[^]. Or maybe the Entity Framework[^] or nHibernate[^] are more your cup of tea?