How to save the content of a Grid to memory rather than in a file system and export to another grid in WinForms GridControl?
Save the content in memory
You can save
the contents of a grid in the memory, rather than writing it to a file system, by using the SaveSoap or SaveBinary methods
to export the WinForms GridControl. The following code examples explain
how to save the Grid content by using the SaveSoap or SaveBinary methods.
MemoryStream s = new MemoryStream();
// Using SaveSoap Method.
gridControl1.Model.SaveSoap(s);
//Set data position to the starting point to load.
s.Position = 0;
gridControl2.Model = GridModel.LoadSoap(s);
//Using SaveBinary Method.
gridControl1.Model.SaveBinary(s);
//Set data position to the starting point to load.
s.Position = 0;
gridControl2.Model = GridModel.LoadBinary(s);Dim s As New MemoryStream()
'Using SaveSoap Method.
gridControl1.Model.SaveSoap(s)
'Set data position to the starting point to load.
s.Position = 0
gridControl2.Model = GridModel.LoadSoap(s)
'Using SaveBinary Method.
gridControl1.Model.SaveBinary(s)
'Set data position to the starting point to load.
s.Position = 0
gridControl2.Model = GridModel.LoadBinary(s)Samples:
Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed learning about how to save the
content of a Grid to memory rather than in a file system and export to another
grid in WinForms GridControl.
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