However, there is no visible change in the output, although the query completes.
I have tried this in many different ways and the only way I have managed to see the changes to the datagrid is through the database.
Using the following:
if (InsertedNewRows.Count > 0)
{
//clear the datagrid
/*if (datagrid.SelectedRows.Count > 0)
datagrid.BeginUpdate();
else
*/
datagrid.DataSource = insertedNewRows;
datagrid.DataBind();
}
I think this is the correct way to update the datasource, but I'm unsure why the changes are not showing up on the data grid.
A:
I assume that you're using a SQLDataSource control, and that you want to update the new records. If so, you'll need to call the Update() method after you add the new records.
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