After searching throughout this and other sites trying variations on my code
to no avail, I confess.  I was the second gunman on the grassy knoll!  And my
eyes are about to bug out of my head trying to find a solution to this issue
so any help would be greatly appreciated.  

As I debugged, all bound controls will first query the BindingSource.Count
Property and then retrieve all data via BindingSource[index] Property.
My Problem is that I do not want the GridView to fetch all data when its
displayed. It should only request the data it can actually ...

Hi guy,
I have problem with databing. I have:
First table that rappresent the main transaction and a Second table that
rappresent the ports

I've taken a few steps forward on my project, but got caught by
another problem I can't figure out.  Some help is needed please.
Please read the history of this app.
The application is now working fine,... EXCEPT when I go to add a

here is my problem:
I am writing a form to make some changes in the details of some
employees. I use a combobox to select the Social Security Number and
retrieve the details of a specific employee. So far so good. The

I just waisted so much time on the following issue that I decided to post it to the groups for permanent reference for anybody else who comes across it.
When databinding a DropDownList ComboBox to a list of business objects via a BindingSource, make sure that if you've overridden ...

I have a custom collection that inherits from BindingList.
I bind it to a WinForms DataGridView and want to provide sorting by clicking
the column headers. It does not work right away and I found out it is because
the collection does not support Sorting in itself.

I've seen plenty of examples where you can databind to a list of objects,
but in this case I want to bind to a single instance and have no use for a
list.  Can anyone refer a good example of how to do this in .net 2.0?
Thanks.