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    Question WPF Binding Query to GridView

    Okay, I'm learning WPF and am working on my first program that actually pulls data from the database. I have a listview (gridview), and I have a query that I want to use to fill that control. The query joins two tables together to get the data I want.... it returns six columns from two tables.

    How do I bind the the results of that query so that the data shows up in the gridview?

    Dead easy in windows forms, but can't figure it out in WPF...

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    Re: WPF Binding Query to GridView

    Use the WPF forum here. There are, however, a ton of articles on data-binding in WPF.

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    Re: WPF Binding Query to GridView

    This was the first result in a search for wpf bind listview:

    http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadf...tabinding.aspx

    Took me about 10 seconds to find it.

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    Re: WPF Binding Query to GridView

    Thread moved from the 'VB.Net' forum to the 'WPF, WCF, WF' forum (thanks for letting us know jmcilhinney )

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    Re: WPF Binding Query to GridView

    Yes, jmcilhinney, I found that, too. But my query joins two tables... is the syntax on the code side still the same? I mean, do I still:

    ListViewEmployeeDetails.DataContext = ds.Tables[0].DefaultView;

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    Re: WPF Binding Query to GridView

    Quote Originally Posted by HongKongCV View Post
    Yes, jmcilhinney, I found that, too. But my query joins two tables... is the syntax on the code side still the same? I mean, do I still:

    ListViewEmployeeDetails.DataContext = ds.Tables[0].DefaultView;
    Did it work when you tried it? Wouldn't that answer your question?

    A DataTable is a DataTable. Where the data comes from is irrelevant once it's in the DataTable.

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    Re: WPF Binding Query to GridView

    Okay, I got it working... I have a related problem, but I'll post that in another thread.

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