this is probably a stupid question, or im missing something.
I have a customer info form, bound.  I load with the following:
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FillCombos() 'fills combo boxes

im assuming it is a major bug then.  bound forms suck

Dear Sir/Madam,
How do I bind a radio button to a Dataset? Please help me out.
This Code generates an error Message.
IsActive is a boolean Field on an SQL Table

I want to use a Datagridview to edit a table where employees enter the
amount of time they spend working certain projects.
Each project is divided into several sub projects. Projects are modeled
in a 1:n relation. To select the project I use a Combobox column where

I want to use a Datagridview to edit a table where employees enter the
amount of time they spend working certain projects.
Each project is divided into several sub projects. Projects are modeled
in a 1:n relation. To select the project I use a Combobox column where

I am using a generic Bindinglist .
The class type of the objects in the generic list is derived from a base
class.
This baseclass implements three properties of the base interface.

I don't know squat about visually designed data components ( which I think
are a terrible idea, btw ).  You know,  TableAdapters , BindingSources ,
etc.
I've inherited a WinForms app that makes use of these freakish little

In VB 2005, typed dataset, Bound Datagridview, winforms
Is it possible to add a row to a databound datagridview to show the sum of
the cells for that particular column?
Meaning - there are 15 columns and say 10 rows

Can a data bound combo box be added to a toolstrip such as a
bindingnavigator.  I can add the toolstrip item, but the databinding
properties are not present.  You also cannot drop a databound text on the
toolstrip.

I have an object that inherits from BindingList<T> that I'm using as a data
source for a DataGridView. The items in the BindingList have 2 properties
which are enums. I'm using the CellParsing to assign e.Value to my enum
value and in the CellFormatting I'm doing the reverse. The ...

I have a form with a lot of simple databinding controls on it and it
is bound to a view.  The table used for databinding has an identity
field.  The application is distrubuted so after a a record is created
the dataset is sent back to the server and the identify field is

I have IList<> of my objects bind to the DataGridView through
BindingList<>. I want to keep my List<> sorted according to my sort
order (i.e programatically set) when the user change add or delete
rows. So I catch some events form DGV and sort my list list. For

Why if you set the DataSource property of the BindingSource with a
IBindingList collection, the default CurrencyManager calls the BeginEdit for
evey item's source (supposed they implement IEditableObject) even if
CurrencyManager.AllowEdit = false ?

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 ...