Hi!
i have a question.. I'm filling a dataset from a table in which some
rows are empty, i dont want those empty records to be filled in the
dataset.. Does any one know how to restrict it to only non empty
records..
??
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i have a question.. I'm filling a dataset from a table in which some
rows are empty, i dont want those empty records to be filled in the
dataset.. Does any one know how to restrict it to only non empty
records..
I assume that you are filling the dataset from a table in a database.
Therefore, you are sending a "Select..." statement to the database to get
the records that you are inserting into the dataset. The best way to avoid
certain records from being loaded is to specify a filter in the WHERE clause
of your SELECT statement. I don't know what you mean by "empty" records, but
if by "empty" you mean that all the fields are NULL, then your WHERE clause
would be "Where NOT (field1 IS NULL AND field2 IS NULL AND field3 IS NULL...
(repeat for all fields))".
This is exactly what i was looking for.... Thanks a bunch!
Alberto Poblacion wrote:
"Shum" <sh******@gmail .comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ l77g2000hsb.goo glegroups.com.. .
i have a question.. I'm filling a dataset from a table in which some
rows are empty, i dont want those empty records to be filled in the
dataset.. Does any one know how to restrict it to only non empty
records..
I assume that you are filling the dataset from a table in a database.
Therefore, you are sending a "Select..." statement to the database to get
the records that you are inserting into the dataset. The best way to avoid
certain records from being loaded is to specify a filter in the WHERE clause
of your SELECT statement. I don't know what you mean by "empty" records, but
if by "empty" you mean that all the fields are NULL, then your WHERE clause
would be "Where NOT (field1 IS NULL AND field2 IS NULL AND field3 IS NULL...
(repeat for all fields))".
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