The delete and remove methods for C # datatable Delete rows

Delete and remove

The use of delete is a DataTable. Rows[i]. Delete ();

The use of Remove is Datatable.Rows.Remove (DataTable. Rows[i]);

The difference between the two is that when you use Delete, only the row is marked as deleted, but it still exists, when you use Rows.Count to get the number of rows, or the number of rows before you delete. You need to use the Datatable.acceptchanges () method to commit the modifications.

The Remove method is deleted directly.

If you delete a row in a For loop, it is best to use the Delete method, or the count change will occur. After the loop is finished, use the AcceptChanges () method to commit the changes and delete the lines marked deleted

The delete and remove methods for C # datatable Delete rows