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I have made a form based on the defaultview of a dataset. All the controls are binded to that default view The reason for doing this was that I needed to navigate through the records, and I needed an easy way to filter for search purposes. Works perfectly.
The next step is, when I make changes in the fields of the form, that the underlying datasource is updated. But now I found out that you can only use the dataset itself in the update method of the data adapter. But the changes are in de default view (I guess) and not in de dataset. So now I must find a way to bring these modifications from the view to the dataset. How do I do that? Or is there another way?
Helen:
More information is needed. For example, what is meant by default view....GridView, DetailsView, or FormView? The GridView, for example alllows editing by using the Boundfield and Datafield Controls to name a few. What datasource did you use? Are you using ASP.NET 2.0?
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Update a dataview
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