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.NET Framework 4: How to Display LINQ to SQL Commands (LINQ to SQL)
.NET Framework 4: How to Reuse a Connection Between an ADO.NET Command and a DataContext (LINQ to SQL)
.NET Framework 4: How to Directly Execute SQL Commands (LINQ to SQL)
.NET Framework 4: Using Commands to Modify Data (ADO.NET)
.NET Framework 4: Generating Commands with CommandBuilders (ADO.NET)
.NET Framework 4: Executing a Command (ADO.NET)
.NET Framework 4: Commands and Parameters (ADO.NET)
In ASP.Net 2.0, GridView Control also provides the functionality to edit and update the data retrieved from the database using CommandField template. You can cancel the action using Cancel Command of the CommandField.
In the previous article we discussed about ASP.Net GridView events for Edit, update and cancel commands. RowEditing event set the GridView mode to edit view. RowCancelingEdit event sets the GridView mode back read only view.
DataList EditItemTemplate appears only when edit command is passed to its EditCommand event that hides the ItemTemplate rendered initially at that ItemIndex location. You can add your C# code logic for edit command event in 2 ways.
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