Hi everyone,
Using C#, Windows forms. I am trying to learn how to modify existing data
with in MSDE table/fields. If anyone could help me out with my code, I would
appreciate it. My code is as follows:
private void btnEmpModify_Cl ick(object sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
DataTable thisTable = dsModifyRecord. Tables["Employee"];
//THIS IS WHERE I'M GETTING LOST
DataRow thisRow = thisTable?????? ?????????
thisRow["EmplNumber "] = txtBoxEmplNumbe r.Text;
thisRow["EmpFName"] = txtBoxEmpFName. Text;
thisRow["EmpLName"] = txtBoxLNName.Te xt;
thisRow["DateModifi ed"] = DateTime.Now.To String();
thisRow["EmployeeNo tes"] = txtBoxEmpNotes. Text;
//& GETTING LOST HERE
dsModifyRecord. Tables["EMPLOYEE"]??????????????
sqlDataAdapter1 .Update(dsModif yRecord, "Employee") ;
}
Thank you all in advance.
MikeY 2 1818
thisRow = thisTable.Rows[indexOfRowToMod ify];
Keep in mind that data shown in any databound control should be in the same
order as in the table, so there's a direct mapping of row indices.
Chris
"MikeY" <mi*******@yaho o.ca> wrote in message
news:eM******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Hi everyone,
Using C#, Windows forms. I am trying to learn how to modify existing data with in MSDE table/fields. If anyone could help me out with my code, I
would appreciate it. My code is as follows:
private void btnEmpModify_Cl ick(object sender, System.EventArg s e) { DataTable thisTable = dsModifyRecord. Tables["Employee"]; //THIS IS WHERE I'M GETTING LOST DataRow thisRow = thisTable?????? ?????????
thisRow["EmplNumber "] = txtBoxEmplNumbe r.Text; thisRow["EmpFName"] = txtBoxEmpFName. Text; thisRow["EmpLName"] = txtBoxLNName.Te xt; thisRow["DateModifi ed"] = DateTime.Now.To String(); thisRow["EmployeeNo tes"] = txtBoxEmpNotes. Text;
//& GETTING LOST HERE dsModifyRecord. Tables["EMPLOYEE"]?????????????? sqlDataAdapter1 .Update(dsModif yRecord, "Employee") ; }
Thank you all in advance.
MikeY
Hi Chris,
Thank you for information.
However this is still a little fuzzey. I will look for an example. Where it
is being fuzzy is that if at run time, if I don't know what row I will be
modifying, then how do I write the syntex for that particular row ahead of
time.
Txs again
MikeY
"Chris Capel" <ch***@nowhere. com> wrote in message
news:e2******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... thisRow = thisTable.Rows[indexOfRowToMod ify];
Keep in mind that data shown in any databound control should be in the
same order as in the table, so there's a direct mapping of row indices.
Chris
"MikeY" <mi*******@yaho o.ca> wrote in message news:eM******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl... Hi everyone,
Using C#, Windows forms. I am trying to learn how to modify existing
data with in MSDE table/fields. If anyone could help me out with my code, I would appreciate it. My code is as follows:
private void btnEmpModify_Cl ick(object sender, System.EventArg s e) { DataTable thisTable = dsModifyRecord. Tables["Employee"]; //THIS IS WHERE I'M GETTING LOST DataRow thisRow = thisTable?????? ?????????
thisRow["EmplNumber "] = txtBoxEmplNumbe r.Text; thisRow["EmpFName"] = txtBoxEmpFName. Text; thisRow["EmpLName"] = txtBoxLNName.Te xt; thisRow["DateModifi ed"] = DateTime.Now.To String(); thisRow["EmployeeNo tes"] = txtBoxEmpNotes. Text;
//& GETTING LOST HERE dsModifyRecord. Tables["EMPLOYEE"]?????????????? sqlDataAdapter1 .Update(dsModif yRecord, "Employee") ; }
Thank you all in advance.
MikeY
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