Rather than looping through the rows, testing a cell value and determining if that value is NOT and should be deleted, is there a query against the control I can use to do the same thing?
Conceptually:
delete from radGridView1 where column["ID"].Value not in set (can be a list or some other collection)
Thanks
Conceptually:
delete from radGridView1 where column["ID"].Value not in set (can be a list or some other collection)
Thanks