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How store sqlDataSource SELECT results in dataset?

Asp.net 2.0...

I have an SqlDataSource on my aspx form. It's defined as...

<asp:SqlDataSou rce ID="sdsCoupons " runat="server" ConnectionStrin g="<%$
ConnectionStrin gs:ConnectionSt ring %>"
SelectCommand=" SELECT ShoppingCoupons .*, CouponCode AS Expr1 FROM
ShoppingCoupons WHERE (CouponCode = @CouponCode)">
<SelectParamete rs>
<asp:ControlPar ameter ControlID="txtC ouponCode" DefaultValue="0 00"
Name="CouponCod e"
PropertyName="T ext" />
</SelectParameter s>
</asp:SqlDataSour ce>

The SELECT statement get's it's value from a textbox field that the customer
fills in as you can see.

I want to "run" the SELECT statement and process the data returned by it. I
thought the easiest way would be to store the results of the SELECT into a
dataset and run thru it. Any ideas on how I can do it? Or, perhaps you
have a better way to do this...

Thanks!
Apr 8 '06 #1
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Take a look at the DataAdapater class.. that will help you store results in
a DataSet..

VJ

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Asp.net 2.0...

I have an SqlDataSource on my aspx form. It's defined as...

<asp:SqlDataSou rce ID="sdsCoupons " runat="server" ConnectionStrin g="<%$
ConnectionStrin gs:ConnectionSt ring %>"
SelectCommand=" SELECT ShoppingCoupons .*, CouponCode AS Expr1 FROM
ShoppingCoupons WHERE (CouponCode = @CouponCode)">
<SelectParamete rs>
<asp:ControlPar ameter ControlID="txtC ouponCode" DefaultValue="0 00"
Name="CouponCod e"
PropertyName="T ext" />
</SelectParameter s>
</asp:SqlDataSour ce>

The SELECT statement get's it's value from a textbox field that the
customer fills in as you can see.

I want to "run" the SELECT statement and process the data returned by it.
I thought the easiest way would be to store the results of the SELECT into
a dataset and run thru it. Any ideas on how I can do it? Or, perhaps you
have a better way to do this...

Thanks!

Apr 9 '06 #2

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