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Please excuse my ignorance as I am still learning VS. As you can see below I have created the loop that will go through the datagrid of the accounting program. Now I need to extract certain values out of that grid and get it into the type of grid to which you refer. I have tried following the example you list but I not getting it right. What is the correct syntax to populate a datagrid that I can then display? 
 
I have put two sample fields in the example: 
DocAmount 
DocNumber 

<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-1303450">try
 {
 /* Loop through the apply documents buffer and insert records into datalist */
 TableError err;
 decimal DocAmount;
 string DocNumber;
 

 /* Create a reference to the Apply Documents grid */
 PmApplyToOpenOpenTable PmApplyToOpenOpenTable;
 
 /* This points to the form table buffer */
 PmApplyToOpenOpenTable = Dynamics.Forms.PmApplyToMaintenance.Tables.PmApplyToOpenOpen;
 
 /* Read through the table buffer extracting a record for each open payables document */
 err = PmApplyToOpenOpenTable.GetFirst();

 while (err != TableError.EndOfTable)
 {
 DocAmount = PmApplyToOpenOpenTable.AppliedAmount;
 DocNumber = PmApplyToOpenOpenTable.ApplyToDocumentNumber;

 }
 }
 catch (Exception ex)
 {
 string eMsg = &quot;002: ERROR:&quot; + ex.Message;
 if (stackTraceWanted) eMsg += &quot;\n&quot; + ex.StackTrace;
 MessageBox.Show(eMsg);
 }
 }
</code></pre>
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By the way, I am used to using a DataGridView so what I a looking to do is to find out how to populate a data grid view with the values in this datagrid coming from the accounting program.
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I have to write a snippet of code that will interface with an accounting program. In that program the data will be in a datagrid that I can read but not write. Using VS 2008 C# and MS SQL Server 2005 I have two questions: 
1) I can extract the data from the grid and then write into a SQL temp table. Now given that multiple users can run this program at the same time, how do I insure the SQL temp table that is created is unique? 
2) Instead of using a SQL temp table, is there any kind of variable array method I can use to temporarily hold the values, display them on the screen in a datagridview and then add any additional functionality? 
 
I am trying to determine if using SQL temp table is my only choice or is there a more efficient way of handling this situation?
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I have to write a snippet of code that will interface with an accounting program. In that program the data will be in a datagrid that I can read but not write. Using VS 2008 C# and MS SQL Server 2005 I have two questions:
1) I can extract the data from the grid and then write into a SQL temp table. Now given that multiple users can run this program at the same time, how do I insure the SQL temp table that is created is unique?
2) Instead of using a SQL temp table, is there any kind of variable array method I can use to temporarily hold the values, display them on the screen in a datagridview and then add any additional functionality?

I am trying to determine if using SQL temp table is my only choice or is there a more efficient way of handling this situation?

SQL Temp tables and/or arrays VS 2008 C#

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