Performing Delete operation in GridView control in ASP.NET when a Edit Operation takes place at the same time?

Use the RowEditing event for the multiple updates. As mentioned in this issue.

Use the RowEditing event for the multiple updates. As mentioned in this issue: protected void ASPxGridView1_RowUpdating(object sender, DevExpress.Web.Data. ASPxDataUpdatingEventArgs e) { datasource.

UpdateCommand = "UPDATE ....."; datasource. Update(...); datasource. UpdateCommand = "UPDATE ....."; datasource.

Update(...); datasource. UpdateCommand = "UPDATE ....."; datasource. Update(...); e.

Cancel = true; ASPxGridView1.CancelEdit(); } For finding the control I recommend the approach that is mentioned in this issue: http://www.devexpress.com/Support/Center/p/Q91970.aspx protected void grd_ReportChartSeries_RowUpdating(object sender, DevExpress.Web.Data. ASPxDataUpdatingEventArgs e) { ASPxGridView gridView = sender as ASPxGridView; ASPxComboBox combo = gridView. FindEditRowCellTemplateControl(gridView.

Columns"Data2" as GridViewDataColumn, "comboData2") as ASPxComboBox; object data2 = combo. Value; combo = gridView. FindEditRowCellTemplateControl(gridView.

Columns"ID" as GridViewDataColumn, "comboID") as ASPxComboBox; object ID = combo. Value; ASPxTextBox textBox = gridView. FindEditRowCellTemplateControl(gridView.

Columns"Data1" as GridViewDataColumn, "txtData1") as ASPxTextBox; object data1 = textBox. Value; ds = Session"DataSet" as DataSet; DataTable dataTable = ds. Tables0; DataRow row = dataTable.Rows.

Find(e. Keys0); row"ID" = ID; row"Data1" = data1; row"Data2" = data2; gridView.CancelEdit(); e. Cancel = true; } Or you could do the update and delete through one stored procedure call.

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