"This row already belongs to another table" error

[Saso Zagoranski]

Hi!

I have a little search textbox, which goes through a dataset as the user
types in the textbox...
If the user types "1", then all the fields beginning with a 1 get shown in
the datagrid...

here's the problem... I load the dataSet with all possible entries at
Form_Load event...
but during the search I don't want to change the initial dataSet, so I have
created:
tempDataSet = new DataSet();
/* fill code for tempDataSet goes here */

I also created a SqlCommand and other stuff in order to fill the values in
tempDataSet... the where clause in this
select statement is always false so I just get the right schema in the
tempDataSet...

now I try to loop through the initial dataset and find the correct rows in
this dataSet... if a match is found
I try to add that row to tempDataSet but I get the above error...

and ideas?

thanks,
saso

[Alvin Bruney]

The problem is in your fill code. You need to declare a new datarow object
and assign the values to that new row then add the row.

DataRow myRow = dsNew.Tables[0].NewRow();

myRow[3]= "00000.00";

myRow[2]= "00000.00";

myRow[1]= dsDonor.Tables[0].Rows[0][col].ToString();

myRow[0]= dsDonor.Tables[0].Columns[col].ColumnName;
dsNew.Tables[0].Rows.Add(myRow );

roughly

You are getting this error because the row you are adding belongs to the
donor datarow. To avoid problems with circular reference, the run-time does
not allow you to do that.

regards

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"Saso Zagoranski" <sa************ *@guest.arnes.s i> wrote in message
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Hi!

I have a little search textbox, which goes through a dataset as the user
types in the textbox...
If the user types "1", then all the fields beginning with a 1 get shown in
the datagrid...

here's the problem... I load the dataSet with all possible entries at
Form_Load event...
but during the search I don't want to change the initial dataSet, so I have created:
tempDataSet = new DataSet();
/* fill code for tempDataSet goes here */

I also created a SqlCommand and other stuff in order to fill the values in
tempDataSet... the where clause in this
select statement is always false so I just get the right schema in the
tempDataSet...

now I try to loop through the initial dataset and find the correct rows in
this dataSet... if a match is found
I try to add that row to tempDataSet but I get the above error...

and ideas?

thanks,
saso

[Frank Oquendo]

Saso Zagoranski wrote:

I also created a SqlCommand and other stuff in order to fill the
values in tempDataSet... the where clause in this
select statement is always false so I just get the right schema in the
tempDataSet...
If all you want is an existing table's schema, use the Clone method of
the DataTable class, It returns a DataTable containing only the schema
of the original.
now I try to loop through the initial dataset and find the correct
rows in this dataSet... if a match is found
I try to add that row to tempDataSet but I get the above error...

You can't add a row from another DataTable but you can import it using
ImportRow.

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[Frank Oquendo]

BTW, instead of jumping through these hoops you might consider using the
RowFilter property of the DataTable's DefaultView member. This member is
a DataView object and they're quite handy.

Set your grid's DataSource property to your table's DataView and you can
quickly sort and filter records using only a single DataTable.

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[Saso Zagoranski]

Thanks!

That was real useful advice...

saso

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BTW, instead of jumping through these hoops you might consider using the
RowFilter property of the DataTable's DefaultView member. This member is
a DataView object and they're quite handy.

Set your grid's DataSource property to your table's DataView and you can
quickly sort and filter records using only a single DataTable.

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don't.

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