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datarepeater question

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Stephen - 02 Aug 2004 21:12 GMT
Hi,

I have a quick question. I am displaying all the orders that are active. I
am making use of a datarepeater with checkboxes to display data and a submit
button to insert into the database.

suppose i want to make the orders inactive using the checkboxes and click on
the submit button should update the database.

How do I capture the event such that only those check boxes that have been
checked are updated and not others?

Thanks,
Stephen.
andrei - 03 Aug 2004 15:44 GMT
Hi Stephen,

I suppose you have the datarepeater connected to a dataset and the dataset
contains a table with a field called "Active" (which is represented by the
checkbox column)
Before saving you could select only the changed rows from the dataset with

Dim ds2 As DataSet
  ' GetChanges for modified rows only.
  ds2 = ds1.GetChanges(DataRowState.Modified)

then, you can update your datasource with the ds2 dataset.

Andrei.

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> Thanks,
> Stephen.

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