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Default A Stupid Question i know - 04-01-2004 , 04:29 AM






Hey Group,

Probably a Stupid question i know but, what is the difference between a
datagrid and Dataview?

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MCN



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Default Re: A Stupid Question i know - 04-01-2004 , 04:30 AM






Gidday

A datagrid displays data on a form or web page... similar to excel.... a
dataview is a subset or snapshot of data (can be either depending on how you
use it)... it has no user interface and is similar to a view in SQL
Server... that is my understanding anyway....

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Hey Group,

Probably a Stupid question i know but, what is the difference between a
datagrid and Dataview?

Ta
MCN





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Default Re: A Stupid Question i know - 04-01-2004 , 04:31 AM



I should also point out that a dataview can be used to supply data to be
displayed in a datagrid...


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Hey Group,

Probably a Stupid question i know but, what is the difference between a
datagrid and Dataview?

Ta
MCN





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Default Re: A Stupid Question i know - 04-01-2004 , 06:48 AM



Hi MCN,

A datagrid is a grid control for displaying data.
A dataview is a view of the data as a dataset, that is, it is the results of a
query on the existing dataset. Think of a dataview as a dataset.

Bill


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Hey Group,

Probably a Stupid question i know but, what is the difference between a
datagrid and Dataview?

Ta
MCN





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