Bound Data Class
(Saturday, August 28, 2004)
Found the following interesting discussion in the Newsgroups:
Bound Data Class
by:stevekallal
| I seem to remember that VB 6 had a way to bind a data class redirectly to an ADO recordset. Simply put, a the class could be populated with the recordset data without a lot of coding simply by using databinding.
Can this be done in VB .NET. I would like to write Data Classes and populate it from a DataSet.
Thanks in Advance!
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by:Cor
| | | Hi Steve,
When you build everything using the designer it is very simple to do that by just binding the datataset "table" (watch that last) to the datasource (When that is a part of the control. It is by instance in the datagrid, the combobox and the datalist, however not in all controls).
Look for "datasource" in the properties
I hope this helps,
Cor
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by:v-phuang@online.microsoft.com (Peter Huang)
| | | Hi Steve,
What do you mean a Data Class, is Cor's suggestion help you?
As far as I know, when you use drag an dataadapter into the project and generate a dataset, the dataset will have a class.
You can find its class definition under the Dataset1.xsd by clicking the Show All files button on the solution explorer.
If you need to add your customized member into a class which inherits from the class because each time you change the schema of the dataset, the class will be regenerated.
Best regards,
Peter Huang
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