I've been looking at the code samples for binding data to a DataGridView
using the bindingSource property.

I do somthing like

bindingSource = new BindingSource();
dataGridView.DataSource = bindingSource;
Refresh();

private void Refresh()
{
 DataTable t = GetDataTable( mySQLStmt );
 bindingSource.DataSource = t;
}

My problem is that the binding only points the DataGridView to an instance
of the data when the Refresh( ) is performed. After the refresh is performed
the binding is broken.  If the data in my database changes I have to call
refresh again. This is relatively slow.  There isn't a permanent binding
between the grid and the data. It’s more like the grid shows a snapshot in
time.  

I want to display a grid and then allow data in that grid to be changed
through some edit controls in the UI (or even changing the cells in the
grid), however this mechanism isn’t really binding the grid to the database
all its doing is saying at some instance in time manually update the grid.

In VB6 I used to use a datacontrol, bind the grid to the datacontrol, If I
changed the underlying data through an edit control bound to the datasource
the grid would update instantaneously, I didn’t need to perform a refresh the
grid was permanently bound to my data and reflected whatever happened to my
data.

Is this possible in .NET 2.0?

TIA