Datagridview weird behaviour

Question

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Divyansh Gupta · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Divyansh Gupta · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Divyansh Gupta · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Divyansh Gupta · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Pushpendra Shukla · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Pushpendra Shukla · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

When I change a value in a cell the record is updated via a SQL Insert statement which works fine. When I don't change a value in a cell and just tab to the next cell, it removes all the current rows from the datagridview and renders a new row.

Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

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Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

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Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

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Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

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Pushpendra Kumar Shukla · Answer

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Divyansh Gupta · Answer

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Divyansh Gupta · Answer