Extracting Data from Datagrid

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    Default Extracting Data from Datagrid

    I have a developer that wants to dump data from a datagrid to an external
    file. I am thinking a .csv file for simplicity sake. I had thought about
    dumping the data from the dataset, but there is considerable morphing of the
    data that occurs in the databind portion of the code. I know there are
    issues with postback, paging, etc.

    What is the best way to accomplish dumping the data from the datagrid.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    --
    Joel Zinn
    Sr IT Architect
    American Electric Power


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    Default Re: Extracting Data from Datagrid

    I'd suggest gettng the data from the original data source and dumping from
    that. The DataGrid in v1.1 is really a display mechanism.

    -Brock
    DevelopMentor
    [url]http://staff.develop.com/ballen[/url]
    > I have a developer that wants to dump data from a datagrid to an
    > external file. I am thinking a .csv file for simplicity sake. I had
    > thought about dumping the data from the dataset, but there is
    > considerable morphing of the data that occurs in the databind portion
    > of the code. I know there are issues with postback, paging, etc.
    >
    > What is the best way to accomplish dumping the data from the datagrid.
    >
    > Any help would be appreciated.
    >

    Brock Allen Guest

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    Default Re: Extracting Data from Datagrid

    I realize that about the grid. The problem is that the developer who is
    requesting this has done some considerable modification on the data after
    the dataset was created.

    --
    Joel Zinn
    Sr IT Architect
    American Electric Power
    "Brock Allen" <ballen@NOSPAMdevelop.com> wrote in message
    news:b8743b1126b998c78b5b91f5dadc@msnews.microsoft .com...
    > I'd suggest gettng the data from the original data source and dumping from
    > that. The DataGrid in v1.1 is really a display mechanism.
    > -Brock
    > DevelopMentor
    > [url]http://staff.develop.com/ballen[/url]
    >
    >> I have a developer that wants to dump data from a datagrid to an
    >> external file. I am thinking a .csv file for simplicity sake. I had
    >> thought about dumping the data from the dataset, but there is
    >> considerable morphing of the data that occurs in the databind portion
    >> of the code. I know there are issues with postback, paging, etc.
    >>
    >> What is the best way to accomplish dumping the data from the datagrid.
    >>
    >> Any help would be appreciated.
    >>
    >
    >

    Joel Zinn Guest

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