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Is this vb6? What DataGrid control are you using?
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Is this vb6? What DataGrid control are you using?

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The basic grid, not the Flex Grid. &nbsp;This is vb6
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The basic grid, not the Flex Grid.  This is vb6

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If your talking about Component Ones TrueGrid you would simply ReBind the grid to your data source.<br />
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If your talking about Component Ones TrueGrid you would simply ReBind the grid to your data source.
 


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If your talking about refreshing the grid based on the data in the database changing your would do this:<br />
DataGrid.Refresh<br />
DataGrid.ReBind<br />
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If your talking about update the database based on data changing in the grid you would use the _AfterUpdate event and update the database from the changed column values.
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If your talking about refreshing the grid based on the data in the database changing your would do this:
DataGrid.Refresh
DataGrid.ReBind

If your talking about update the database based on data changing in the grid you would use the _AfterUpdate event and update the database from the changed column values.

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I want to update based on data changing in the grid. &nbsp;Would this work after closing the screen? <br />
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Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)<br />
DataGrid.ReBind<br />
End<br />
End Sub
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I want to update based on data changing in the grid.  Would this work after closing the screen?

Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
DataGrid.ReBind
End
End Sub

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Ok, so it does fire anyways after closing the form? &nbsp;I didn't know that.
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Ok, so it does fire anyways after closing the form?  I didn't know that.

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On the close event, I want to make sure my datagrid has all the data updated with the database. &nbsp;What code do I need to do this?
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On the close event, I want to make sure my datagrid has all the data updated with the database.  What code do I need to do this?

update the datagrid

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