Is there an easy (and working) way to move around in a dataset/table 
similar to the old rs.movenext .movefirst .movelast etc? The ADO.net book 
does not seem to have anything on this. I found something in the .net help 
file with an example using Me.BindingsContext(x, y) but I can't get the 
darn thing to work. Please help.

Many thank

BobG

the read command is movesnext and then gets the data for that row. They 
got rid of movenext claiming it was the number one error caused by 
programmers forgeting to put it in and their loops going on forever... 
not sure i agree with that either but...

Pat

-----Original Message-----
From: rgerman@h... [mailto:rgerman@h...]
Sent: 22 March 2002 17:58
To: ADO.NET
Subject: [ado_dotnet] movenext, movelast ...


Is there an easy (and working) way to move around in a dataset/table
similar to the old rs.movenext .movefirst .movelast etc? The ADO.net 
book
does not seem to have anything on this. I found something in the .net 
help
file with an example using Me.BindingsContext(x, y) but I can't get the
darn thing to work. Please help.

Many thank

BobG

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BindingContext[dataView].Position can be incremented, decremented or set
to move around a dataview.

-----Original Message-----
From: rgerman@h... [mailto:rgerman@h...]
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 12:58 PM
To: ADO.NET
Subject: [ado_dotnet] movenext, movelast ...

Is there an easy (and working) way to move around in a dataset/table
similar to the old rs.movenext .movefirst .movelast etc? The ADO.net
book
does not seem to have anything on this. I found something in the .net
help
file with an example using Me.BindingsContext(x, y) but I can't get the
darn thing to work. Please help.

Many thank

BobG