update bindingsource

I have a dataset (dS), adapter(aD) and bindingsource(bS) I am using in a form. The datasource for bS is dS, and I am filling the adapter in the form's Load event with a table (tbl) from the dataset.

On the form I have a listbox and a textbox with the following properties set

ListBox.DataSource = bS
ListBox.DisplayMember = <coloumn 1 of tbl>

The textbox.text property is bound to <column 2 of tbl>

When I change the selected item of the listbox, the text in the textbox changes to the appropriate data from the dataset, so I know that part of what I am doing works.

When I change the text in the textbox however, the database is not updating, and I assume I am missing something small.
my code....

vb Code:

Public Class RecipeTypesForm
 
    Private Sub RecipeTypesForm_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
 
        Me.RecipeTypesTableTableAdapter.Fill(Me.BrewBaseDataSet.RecipeTypesTable)
 
    End Sub
 
    Private Sub ListBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ListBox1.SelectedIndexChanged
 
        Dim i As Integer = ListBox1.SelectedIndex
        If i > -1 Then
            Me.RecipeTypesTableBindingSource.Position = i
        End If
 
    End Sub
 
    Private Sub OKButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles OKButton.Click
 
        Me.RecipeTypesTableTableAdapter.Update(Me.BrewBaseDataSet.RecipeTypesTable)
        Me.Close()
 
    End Sub
 
End Class

I am guessing I am not updating something correctly to finalize the change in the database when I close the form. Can any one see what I am not doing right?
thanks
kevin

Try adding a line where you tell the program you have stopped editing the data before updating the table.

Code:

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Me.Validate()
Me.RecipeTypesTableBindingSource.EndEdit

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What this does is that it Applies pending changes to the underlying data source.

Sweet kaliman... I thought it would be something small
kevin

So I was working on this some more, and added a Join to the adapters SELECT statement, and now I get a design exception at Me.RecipeTypesTableTableAdapter.Update(Me.BrewBaseDataSet.RecipeTypesTable)

vb Code:

Private Sub OKButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles OKButton.Click
 
        Me.RecipeTypesTableTableAdapter.Update(Me.BrewBaseDataSet.RecipeTypesTable) '<====Update is not a member of....blah blah
 
        Me.Close()
 
    End Sub

I am using the TableAdapter Configuration Wizard to and found this post that indicates the Wizard won't create an UPDATE if the query joins multiple tables. So I need to write the UPDATE command and am not sure of the syntax. This is what I have so far, but don't know what to put in the set parameters...

Code:

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UPDATE      RecipeTypesTable
SET                RecipeTypeName =equals what?,
                  RecipeTypeDescription =equals what?,
                  Comment =equals what?
FROM            RecipeTypesTable INNER JOIN
                        CommentsTable ON RecipeTypesTable.Comment = CommentsTable.CommentID

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Can someone explain what I am supposed to set the columns to to make this command work?
thanks
kevin

Quote:

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Originally Posted by kebo

I am filling the adapter in the form's Load event with a table (tbl) from the dataset.

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That's like saying that you're filling a tap with a bucket. The DataTable is what's getting filled and the TableAdapter is what is doing the filling.

As for your last question, it has nothing to do with the topic of this thread so it doesn't belong in this thread. Please keep each thread to a single topic and each topic to a single thread.

There's no FROM clause in an UPDATE statement. The SELECT statement is where the FROM clause goes and that's where the JOIN occurs. The UPDATE statement only knows about the table it's updating. Follow the CodeBank link in my signature and check out my Retrieving & Saving Data thread. There's a code example there of creating an UpdateCommand with parameters. Your SQL code needs to follow that pattern and you need to add the corresponding parameters, although you'll add the parameters in the designer rather then in code.