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by: JJ |
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Hi,
I created a DataAdapter, connection object and dataset generated from
DataAdapter by dragging DataAdapter compenent to win form. Now in the code
behind I want to use that DataAdapter. I go to use the dataset that was
generated from DataAdapter and I get an Object ref error. So do I have to go
through the steps in code behind to reinitate the SqlDataAdapter and DataSet
that I generated on the form? If so whats the purpose of having...
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by: Geoff Pennington |
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I have a class method that returns a DataAdapter. I want to access the
table(s) contained in the DataAdapter. Of course, accessing the DataSets
would be good enough, because I could get the tables from there. I can't
find a way to do this. Am I missing something?
Much obliged.
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by: Doug Bell |
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Hi,
I thought I had this sorted this morning but it is still a problem.
My application has a DataAccess Class.
When it starts, it:
Connects to a DB (OLE DB)
If it connects it uses an OleDbCommand with an SQL String and the connection
it has a DataAdapter with the command
then it fills the DataSet's DataTable with the streamed data.
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by: mivey4 |
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Okay,
The problem is that I have an Access Database that has the following
fields:
EmpID - Autonumber (PrimaryKey)
AccountID - Text
IssueReported - Memo
DateOpened - Date/Time
TimeOpened - Date/Time
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by: pwh777 |
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I need help in understanding the DataAdapter Fill method and how it
relates to the binding to controls on a form. I have a table called
tbl_CID_XRef on SQL Server. I have written as a test the simple code
below:
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Private cob As SqlCommandBuilder
Private con As SqlConnection
Private cur As CurrencyManager
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by: Zorpiedoman |
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I keep getting a concurrency exception the second time I make a change and
attempt to update a dataadapter. It appears this is by design, so there must
be something I can do to avoid it.
Example:
I have a dataadapter that contains one table with one row. I change the
value of the 'FisrtName' column in that row from Jack to John. I call
..update on the dataadapter it goes through fine. Now I change that same
column in that same row...
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by: Rich |
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Dim da As New SqlDataAdapter("Select * from tbl1", conn)
dim tblx As New DataTable
da.Fill(tblx) '--works OK up to this point
da.UpdateCommand = New SqlCommand
da.UpdateCommand.Connection = conn
da.UpdateCommand.CommandText = "Update tbl1 set fld1 = 'test' where ID = 1"
da.Update(tblx) '--tblx/tbl1 not getting updated here.
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by: George |
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I have set DataAdapter.AcceptChangesDuringUpdate = true;
However, I find that I still need to call AcceptChanges on the associated
DataTable,
DataTable.AcceptChanges();
Has anyone encountered that? Am I not setting this field properly?
The following are some of the snippets of the codes which may help explain
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by: Rich |
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What is the diffeence bewtween a dataAdapter.InsertCommand and
dataAdapter.SelectCommand (and dataAdapter.UpdateCommand for that matter)?
Dim da As SqlDataAdapter
conn.Open
da.SelectCommand = New SqlCommand
da.SelectCommand.Connectoin = conn
da.SelectCommand.CommandType = Command.Text
da.SelectCommand.CommandText = "insert Into tbl1 Select * from tbl2"
da.SelectCommand.ExecuteNonQuery
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by: mike1402 |
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Hi !
I get the error below sometimes when retrieving a big amount of data using Datadapter.Fill(dataset,"table"). But when I send the command Fill again, there is no error. Is it a fault of IBM.Data.DB2.iSeries; Version: v1.0.3705 (is there an newer one for OS/400 Version ist V5R3 ?) or is it a hardware faoult (memory of as400 or pc) ?
br mike
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