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Open first level in parent-child datagrid

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Brian Bischof - 17 Nov 2004 00:57 GMT
I have a parent-child datagrid working fine with three datasets connected.
My question is how to make it open to the first level automatically. Right
now when the form opens it just shows a blank datagrid with a plus sign. I
click the plus sign and then it shows me all three levels to choose from. I
then click on the top level and it shows me the rows. How can I show these
rows by default without making the user do all that clicking?

Thanks.
Brian Bischof - 18 Nov 2004 07:46 GMT
For anyone Googling this message, I found out that by setting DataMember to
the table name, it automatically opens the datagrid to that level.

HTH.

> I have a parent-child datagrid working fine with three datasets connected.
> My question is how to make it open to the first level automatically. Right
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> Thanks.

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