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Users enter some info on an asp.net 3.5 vb page.<br />
Then they press a button.<br />
This runs some 2 SQL statements<br />
The gridview needs to display what the user enters plus the result of the SQL.<br />
If I bind the grid to the datasource then I don't know how to add the user entered information to it.<br />
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The gridview has 5 columns.<br />
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Mnemonic &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- user entered<br />
code &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- SQL query. &nbsp;Result may be blank<br />
Name &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Second SQL query<br />
StartDate &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- User entered<br />
Datatypes &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- User entered<br />
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When the user presses the button all 5 columns must be populated.<br />
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The user may press the button more than once. &nbsp;Each time the user presses the button another row should be added to the gridview with the relevant data.
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Users enter some info on an asp.net 3.5 vb page.
Then they press a button.
This runs some 2 SQL statements
The gridview needs to display what the user enters plus the result of the SQL.
If I bind the grid to the datasource then I don't know how to add the user entered information to it.

The gridview has 5 columns.

Mnemonic      - user entered
code                - SQL query.  Result may be blank
Name              - Second SQL query
StartDate        - User entered
Datatypes        - User entered

When the user presses the button all 5 columns must be populated.

The user may press the button more than once.  Each time the user presses the button another row should be added to the gridview with the relevant data.

Updating a gridview from different sources

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