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Walkthrough: Binding WebGrid to AccessDataSource control
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This walkthrough shows you how to create and bind WebGrid to an AccessDataSource control.

During this walkthrough, you will learn how to do the following:

 Prerequisites

In order to complete this walkthrough, you will need the following:

  • Access to the Microsoft Access Northwind database.
  • Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 Application.

 Step-By-Step Instructions

To create new web application and bind WebGrid to AccessDataSource

  1. Launch Visual Studio.NET 2008.
  2. Click on File menu, then select New and click Web Site.
  3. Select ASP.NET Web Site in the Template box and set Location to HTTP.
  4. Named the Web Site and click OK.
  5. Right-click on Project's name and select Add New Item.
  6. Select Intersoft AppForm in the My Templates box and named it as Walkthrough.aspx.
  7. Drag WebGrid instance from ToolBar to WebForm.
  8. In the Solution Explorer, right-click on App_Data and select Add Existing Item.
  9. Browse and add NorthWind.mdb in C:\Program Files\Intersoft Solutions\Data (Default installation folder).
  10. Click the SmartTag on the upper right of the WebGrid.
  11. In Choose Data Source field, choose <New data source...>.



  12. In Data Source Configuration Wizard, choose AccessDatabase and click OK.



  13. Browse and select the database in App_Data (NorthWind.mdb) and click OK.



  14. Select the table that you want to use and click Next.



  15. In this step, you can view the table's database using Test Query button. Otherwise, click Finish to proceed to the next step.
  16. Finally, choose Retrieve Structure action in Connected to Data Source Control Wizard and click OK to apply all settings.



  17. Run the project and the WebGrid will look like following.

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