OleDbDataAdapte r question

[Son Ha]

I want to copy some record from a Access database to another Access DB. My
code as follow but not working. The destAdapter.Upd ate() return 0 record
affected.
Tell me what's wrong in my code?

public void CopyDataSet(int start, int end)
{
OleDbDataAdapte r sourceAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapte r("SELECT * FROM [nguoi
su dung dat] " +
"WHERE ID > " + (start - 1).ToString() +
" AND [nguoi su dung dat].id < " + (end + 1).ToString(), connectionStrin g
+ sourceMDB);
DataSet sourceDataSet = new DataSet("nguoi su dung dat");
sourceAdapter.F ill(sourceDataS et);

OleDbDataAdapte r destAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapte r("SELECT * FROM [nguoi
su dung dat]",
connectionStrin g + destinationMDB) ;
OleDbCommandBui lder builder = new OleDbCommandBui lder(destAdapte r);
DataSet destDataSet = sourceDataSet.C lone();
destDataSet.Mer ge(sourceDataSe t); // Same as sourceDataSet
destAdapter.Upd ate(destDataSet ); // Nothing updated :(
}

Thanks
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XP Pro SP2, .NET v1.1, VS.NET 2003

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

I would rather use a DataReader to read the records and at the same time
inserting these records in the second DB.

Cheers,

--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation

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I want to copy some record from a Access database to another Access DB. My
code as follow but not working. The destAdapter.Upd ate() return 0 record
affected.
Tell me what's wrong in my code?

public void CopyDataSet(int start, int end)
{
OleDbDataAdapte r sourceAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapte r("SELECT * FROM
[nguoi su dung dat] " +
"WHERE ID > " + (start - 1).ToString() +
" AND [nguoi su dung dat].id < " + (end + 1).ToString(), connectionStrin g
+ sourceMDB);
DataSet sourceDataSet = new DataSet("nguoi su dung dat");
sourceAdapter.F ill(sourceDataS et);

OleDbDataAdapte r destAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapte r("SELECT * FROM [nguoi
su dung dat]",
connectionStrin g + destinationMDB) ;
OleDbCommandBui lder builder = new OleDbCommandBui lder(destAdapte r);
DataSet destDataSet = sourceDataSet.C lone();
destDataSet.Mer ge(sourceDataSe t); // Same as sourceDataSet
destAdapter.Upd ate(destDataSet ); // Nothing updated :(
}

Thanks
--

XP Pro SP2, .NET v1.1, VS.NET 2003

[Bart Mermuys]

Hi,
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"Son Ha" <so*****@hotmai l.com> wrote in message
news:b8******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...

I want to copy some record from a Access database to another Access DB. My
code as follow but not working. The destAdapter.Upd ate() return 0 record
affected.
Tell me what's wrong in my code?
The problem is that after a normal Fill operation all rowstates will be
"unmodified ", merging it with the dest dataset doesn't change their state,
so when you update nothing happens because all rows are marked as
"unmodified ".

So you have to make sure that the rows have an "added" rowstate :

1) Before you call "sourceAdapter. Fill(sourceData Set)", you first set
sourceAdapter.A cceptChangesDur ingFill = false;

--- OR ---

2) Manually insert each row using BeginLoadData, LoadDataRow & EndLoadData
something like:

destTable.Begin LoadData();
foreach ( DataRow dr in sourceTable.Row s )
destTable.LoadD ataRow( dr.ItemArray, false );
destTable.EndLo adData();
HTH,
Greetings


public void CopyDataSet(int start, int end)
{
OleDbDataAdapte r sourceAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapte r("SELECT * FROM
[nguoi su dung dat] " +
"WHERE ID > " + (start - 1).ToString() +
" AND [nguoi su dung dat].id < " + (end + 1).ToString(), connectionStrin g
+ sourceMDB);
DataSet sourceDataSet = new DataSet("nguoi su dung dat");
sourceAdapter.F ill(sourceDataS et);

OleDbDataAdapte r destAdapter = new OleDbDataAdapte r("SELECT * FROM [nguoi
su dung dat]",
connectionStrin g + destinationMDB) ;
OleDbCommandBui lder builder = new OleDbCommandBui lder(destAdapte r);
DataSet destDataSet = sourceDataSet.C lone();
destDataSet.Mer ge(sourceDataSe t); // Same as sourceDataSet
destAdapter.Upd ate(destDataSet ); // Nothing updated :(
}

Thanks
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XP Pro SP2, .NET v1.1, VS.NET 2003