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[QUOTE=Falcon25;1525240]I was walking down my road and just saw how many cars there are everywhere, so many of them parked on the roads and idiots speeding with kids running out infront of them, don't get me wrong I do like cars but so darn many of them. It just made …

I’m fairly new to C#, especially with databases. I’ve worked in VBA and Delphi doing databases, so I was hoping to just use this like a RecordSet or a Tcursor, but so far it’s not panning out like that. I have a SQL database added as a dataset in my …

[QUOTE=Wegginho;1520454]Hey, I'm pretty new to this board, but you shouldn't spend money on easy things like introductions. Books should give you a deeper look in special areas! If you had searched on google for the exact keywords you used you would have found this: [url]http://www.codeguru.com/csharp/csharp/cs_data/article.php/c4211[/url] (don't know if cross posting …

Here's the scenario: I am coding a program that will display data from a database in a variety of fields. Some of the fields need to be read-only. Should have been simple just to set all those controls to read-only, except some of them are checkboxes, radio buttons and date …

You can also reference the cells by their column names, like this: [CODE]string myValue = dgStaffList.SelectedRows[0].Cells["FirstName"].Value.ToString(); [/CODE] [ICODE]SelectedRows[][/ICODE] is 0 because you only have one row selected. You can also reference the cell by column position instead of name, just substitute a 0-indexed integer for the column number in the …