Can we insert data directly in gridview and it should store in Database?

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Can we insert data directly in gridview and it should store in Database?

Posted 26-Feb-12 18:14pm

sathiyak

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Israel Cris Valenzuela · Answer 1 · 2012-02-26T18:32:00

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You can bind the GridViewto just about any kind of collection. The data does not need to come from a database. The datasource can be an array, a List, or a custom object. This link has an example of binding the GridView to a custom object list.

Essentially you tell the grid view what the datasource is and call its databind method.

Binding List of Custom Class to GridView or ListView Control

Posted 26-Feb-12 18:32pm

Israel Cris Valenzuela

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sathiyak 27-Feb-12 0:36am

in interview HR asked me just IN gridview whether we can insert data directly or not?thats my question..

Israel Cris Valenzuela 27-Feb-12 1:19am

I see. It sounds like they want to know your solution for displaying custom data in a gridview. It is possible but only by creating a custom collection like a List<customer> and then binding that collection to the grid view. The data for the collection can come from anything (database, text file, hard coded, etc.).