You can use ADO.NET to populate and save a DataTable. There is plenty of information around about data access, including a link in my signature. You can simply bind that DataTable to a DataGridView via the grid's DataSource property.
While there are plenty of articles out there for working with data I prefer to learn visually. As an added bonus this series really does cover the basics on a lot of situations you'll come across when you need to interact with data rather than simply connecting to a data source.
You can use ADO.NET to populate and save a DataTable. There is plenty of information around about data access, including a link in my signature. You can simply bind that DataTable to a DataGridView via the grid's DataSource property.
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