You will want to "wire" it yourself. I usually do this through the table
adapter. If you build a typed dataset using the designer, it automatically
creates a table adapter for you, which you can specify in the designer to use
specific methods, such as a stored procedures, to handle updates, deletes,
etc.
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David R
[quoted text, click to view] "herbert" wrote:
> Following MSDN articles like "New DataSet Features in Visual Studio 2005", by
> Jackie Goldstein the following question arises:
>
> What do the Insert / Delete / Update Icons in the BindingNavigator do
> implicitely?
> Change the underlying DataTable?
>
> Or do I have to write the code to insert/update/delete in the underlying
> DataSet in the _Click routines by myself?
>
> Does somebody know a complete example
> - Select ... Join
> - Insert/update/delete
> - multiuser conflict handling
> for ADO.NET 2.0?
>
> thanks herbert
>
>