hi

check your code under the aspx file, u need update command (SQL) for ur UpdateRow to work.
if u do not have, i suggest u save the dataset.Datatable instead.

depending on how u do it,

for database <-> dataset, the must be a link, such as datatable adapter or binding


if u are declaring a dataset via code, most likely u need to loop ur dataset.
eg: dataset = " dataset something from sql"

AcceptChanges() wont help.

i strongly suggest using binding method. as this will help u alot coz binding method will reduce codes and sql.

if u view is combination of alot of 2 or more tables, u can still use binding method, write u update statement in an procedure, use ur store procedure in ur dataset, a simple loop to update ur data.

This post has been edited by unrealweapon: Jan 30 2009, 10:47 AM

saving row by row is waste of time and resources.

when use dataset.datatable binding, each modified row has a state. such as modified, deleted, new .. bla bla bla..

therefore, u can prevent same unmodified row from reupdate which save alot of resource when u have alot of records.

yes.. u have to declare the update method.. u can even put store procedure as sql to do updates.