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I have populated a DataGridView using a SQL JOIN SELECT statement pulling data from two tables in the same DataSet. After the end user makes changes in the DataGridView, I need to UPDATE only One of the tables.<br />
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What is the most efficient way of handling this?
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I have populated a DataGridView using a SQL JOIN SELECT statement pulling data from two tables in the same DataSet. After the end user makes changes in the DataGridView, I need to UPDATE only One of the tables.

What is the most efficient way of handling this?

How do I update One table in a DataGridView that was populated using Two Tables?

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