how to create gridview dynamically and binding it to the database table

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Suppose there is 20 table in sql server 2005, with different column name, number of column etc. Now I want to bind my gridview dynamically,
to the table. How can I do this? I want that my gridview should have same no. of column, same name etc. of the table in sql server. Also it should have functionally such as edit, sort etc. It should have itemtemplate, edititemtemplate etc.

The user will have a textbox where he will write the select query. How can I do this? Should I have create a dynamic gridview, then count the number of column and also read the header text of the sql server table? How can I do this? How can I create dynamically itemtemplate, edititemtemplate?

Please help.

Posted 19-Nov-10 7:04am

software_Engi08

Updated 19-Nov-10 7:43am

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fjdiewornncalwe 19-Nov-10 14:32pm

What version of dotNet are you using? Is this C# or VB.NET? In order to describe how to go about data binding for this type of problem, we'll need to know this as there are different approaches between dotNet versions.

software_Engi08 22-Nov-10 10:48am

I am using visual studio 2005 and language c# ,want asp.net code

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TweakBird · Answer 1 · 2010-11-19T07:58:00

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Posted 19-Nov-10 7:58am

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