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Asked: May 11, 20262026-05-11T16:42:46+00:00 2026-05-11T16:42:46+00:00

I am using the following lines of code to update records based on rowid:

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I am using the following lines of code to update records based on rowid:
here dsmain the dataset that i am using….

For j = 2 To AuditGrid.Rows – 1

        If AuditGrid.ActiveCell.Row = j And AuditGrid.ActiveCell.Col = ColMark Then
            Uvalue = Trim(AuditGrid.Cell(j, ColMark).Text)
            da.UpdateCommand = New OracleCommand("update audit01 set user" & Trim(User) & "='" & Trim(Uvalue) & "' where audit01.rowid='" & Trim(AuditGrid.Cell(j, ColWRowid).Text) & "'")
        End If
    Next

    da.Fill(DsMain, "AUDIT01")
    da.Update(DsMain, "AUDIT01")
    DsMain.AcceptChanges()

the problem is that the database is not being updated. what to do?

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    2026-05-11T16:42:46+00:00Added an answer on May 11, 2026 at 4:42 pm

    i have used the following lines of code and it now works perfectly fine…

    If AuditGrid.ActiveCell.Row > 0 Then

            Uvalue = Trim(AuditGrid.Cell(AuditGrid.ActiveCell.Row, ColMark).Text)
            strQry = "update audit01 set user" & Trim(User) & "='" & Trim(Uvalue) & "' where rowidtochar( audit01.rowid)='" & AuditGrid.Cell(AuditGrid.ActiveCell.Row, ColWRowid).Text & "'"
            da = New OracleDataAdapter(strQry, con)
            da.Fill(DsMain)
            DsMain.AcceptChanges()
            MsgBox("Record Updated!!")
            AuditGrid.Range(AuditGrid.ActiveCell.Row, ColMark, AuditGrid.ActiveCell.Row, ColMark).DeleteByRow()
        End If
    
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