What is main differnce between matrix and grid how we can use it ?

hey experts,
we are developed one form,in that we choosen matrix we we
are pressing tab it's showing related form like item master data
then after we choosen ir's not storing data in perticular cell.
(data is not binding) here how we can dind data (Item Code)
plase give advise. could you send me sample code.
regds,
sampath.

ok, because i have a good mood i post the samples how to fill it with datatables
GRID:
oForm.DataSources.DataTables.Add("MyDataTable")
oForm.DataSources.DataTables.Item(0).ExecuteQuery("select CardCode, CardName, DocDate, DocNum, DocTotal, DocStatus from OINV ORDER BY CardCode")
oGrid.DataTable = oForm.DataSources.DataTables.Item("MyDataTable")
oGrid.CollapseLevel = 2
oGrid.AutoResizeColumns
MATRIX:
frm.DataSources.DataTables.Add ("MyDataTable")
frm.DataSources.DataTables.item("MyDataTable").ExecuteQuery ("SELECT U_Code FROM [@B1C_TEST]")
frm.Items.item("mtxList").Specific.Columns.item("ColCode").DataBind.Bind "MyDataTable", "U_Code"
frm.Items.item("mtxList").Specific.Clear
frm.Items.item("mtxList").Specific.LoadFromDataSource
frm.Items.item("mtxList").Specific.AutoResizeColumns
well thats it,
i hope you're happy - if yes reward me
David

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