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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / WinForm Data Binding / August 2008

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Walkthrough: Displaying Related Data on a Form in a Windows Application

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CindyW - 31 Jul 2008 20:18 GMT
Hi!

Using VS2008. When I follow this walkthrough (although I actually used two
DataGridViews) I get the expected rows in the CustomersDataGridView and only
a "new" line in the OrdersDataGridView. I expected to see the handful of
ALFKI orders in the OrdersDataGridView. And yes, I was careful to drag the
Orders node of the Customers table rather than the Orders table itself.

Does this walkthrough work ? Thanks.

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CindyW - 01 Aug 2008 12:13 GMT
> Does this walkthrough work ? Thanks.

I tried and tried doing the example with Customers and Orders. When I tried
with two tables from Pubs it worked perfectly. Also worked perfectly with
other related tables from Northwind.

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