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DataTable.RowDeleting Event

Definition

Namespace:
System.Data
Assemblies:
netstandard.dll, System.Data.Common.dll
Assembly:
System.Data.Common.dll
Assembly:
System.Data.dll
Assembly:
netstandard.dll
Source:
DataTable.cs
Source:
DataTable.cs
Source:
DataTable.cs
Source:
DataTable.cs
Source:
DataTable.cs

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Occurs before a row in the table is about to be deleted.

public:
 event System::Data::DataRowChangeEventHandler ^ RowDeleting;
public event System.Data.DataRowChangeEventHandler? RowDeleting;
public event System.Data.DataRowChangeEventHandler RowDeleting;
[System.Data.DataSysDescription("DataTableRowDeletingDescr")]
public event System.Data.DataRowChangeEventHandler RowDeleting;
member this.RowDeleting : System.Data.DataRowChangeEventHandler 
[<System.Data.DataSysDescription("DataTableRowDeletingDescr")>]
member this.RowDeleting : System.Data.DataRowChangeEventHandler 
Public Custom Event RowDeleting As DataRowChangeEventHandler 

Event Type

Attributes

Examples

private static void DataTableRowDeleting()
{
 DataTable customerTable = new DataTable("Customers");
 // add columns
 customerTable.Columns.Add( "id", typeof(int));
 customerTable.Columns.Add( "name", typeof(string));
 customerTable.Columns.Add( "address", typeof(string));

 // set PrimaryKey
 customerTable.Columns[ "id" ].Unique = true;
 customerTable.PrimaryKey = new DataColumn[]
 { customerTable.Columns["id"] };

 // add a RowDeleting event handler for the table.
 customerTable.RowDeleting += new DataRowChangeEventHandler( Row_Deleting );

 // add ten rows
 for( int id=1; id<=10; id++)
 {
 customerTable.Rows.Add(
 new object[] { id, string.Format("customer{0}", id),
 string.Format("address{0}", id) });
 }

 customerTable.AcceptChanges();

 // Delete all the rows
 foreach( DataRow row in customerTable.Rows )
 row.Delete();
}

private static void Row_Deleting( object sender,
 DataRowChangeEventArgs e )
{
 Console.WriteLine( "Row_Deleting Event: name={0}; action={1}",
 e.Row["name"], e.Action );
}
Private Shared Sub DataTableRowDeleting()
 Dim customerTable As New DataTable("Customers")
 ' add columns
 customerTable.Columns.Add( "id", Type.GetType("System.Int32"))
 customerTable.Columns.Add( "name", Type.GetType("System.String"))
 customerTable.Columns.Add( "address", Type.GetType("System.String"))

 ' set PrimaryKey
 customerTable.Columns( "id").Unique = true
 customerTable.PrimaryKey = New DataColumn() { customerTable.Columns("id") }

 ' add a RowDeleting event handler for the table.
 AddHandler customerTable.RowDeleting, New _
 DataRowChangeEventHandler( AddressOf Row_Deleting )


 ' add ten rows
 Dim id As Integer
 For id = 1 To 10
 customerTable.Rows.Add( _
 New Object() { id, string.Format("customer{0}", id), _
 string.Format("address{0}", id) })
 Next
 
 customerTable.AcceptChanges()

 ' Delete all the rows
 Dim row As DataRow
 For Each row In customerTable.Rows 
 row.Delete()
 Next
End Sub

Private Shared Sub Row_Deleting(sender As Object, _
 e As DataRowChangeEventArgs)
 Console.WriteLine( "Row_Deleting Event: name={0}; action={1}", _
 e.Row("name"), e.Action) 
End Sub

Remarks

For more information, see Handling DataTable Events.

Applies to

See also


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