I have a Visual C++ .NET function that is calling an unmanaged function that
returns an ADO _Recordset* object. I want to be able to convert that into
an ADO.NET DataSet (or DataTable). I tried to use the OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill
method, but I could only get that to work if I gave it an
ADODB::Recordse tClass object. I couldn't figure out how to get an ADO
_Recordset into an ADODB::Recordse tClass.
Any ideas? I don't want to have to rewrite all of our existing unmanaged
code.
- Brad
9  6837 
Cor,
Thanks, but I have already looked at that approach. The problem with that
Fill method is that the method takes a "managed" Recordset. In other words,
I need to add a reference to the ADO COM component so a interop wrapper is
created, ADODB. I can then pass an ADODB::Recordse tClass object into the
Fill. My problem is that I'm in C++ and want to call a method in an
existing library that knows nothing about .Net and is returning a
_Recordset* object. In that case, I haven't figured out a way to make the
_Recordset* object become an ADODB::Recordse tClass object so I can call the
Fill method you refer to.
- Brad
"Cor Ligthert" <no************ @planet.nl> wrote in message
news:uA******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl... B. Salmon,
There is an overloaded fill to make from a recordset a dataset. Be aware
that AFAIK this is all you can do with it.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...filltopic1.asp
I hope this helps,
Cor
Brad,
Sorry I would not know how to solve your problem, this was all I knowed.
However maybe the dotnet data newsgroup is an alternative when you get no
further answer here..
That newsgroup is in my opinion more dedicated to the recordset.
Creating a DataTable or Dataset is of course a piece of case.
Cor
I have a Visual C++ .NET function that is calling an unmanaged function
that
returns an ADO _Recordset* object. I want to be able to convert that into
an ADO.NET DataSet (or DataTable). I tried to use the
OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill method, but I could only get that to work if I gave
it an ADODB::Recordse tClass object. I couldn't figure out how to get an
ADO _Recordset into an ADODB::Recordse tClass.
Any ideas? I don't want to have to rewrite all of our existing unmanaged
code.
Did you try to pass your native _Recordset converted to object with
Marshal.GetObje ctForIUnknown() into OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill function?
--
Vladimir Nesterovsky
e-mail: vl******@nester ovsky-bros.com
home: http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com
Cor,
Thanks, but I have already looked at that approach. The problem with that
Fill method is that the method takes a "managed" Recordset. In other words,
I need to add a reference to the ADO COM component so a interop wrapper is
created, ADODB. I can then pass an ADODB::Recordse tClass object into the
Fill. My problem is that I'm in C++ and want to call a method in an
existing library that knows nothing about .Net and is returning a
_Recordset* object. In that case, I haven't figured out a way to make the
_Recordset* object become an ADODB::Recordse tClass object so I can call the
Fill method you refer to.
- Brad
"Cor Ligthert" <no************ @planet.nl> wrote in message
news:uA******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl... B. Salmon,
There is an overloaded fill to make from a recordset a dataset. Be aware
that AFAIK this is all you can do with it.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...filltopic1.asp
I hope this helps,
Cor
Brad,
Sorry I would not know how to solve your problem, this was all I knowed.
However maybe the dotnet data newsgroup is an alternative when you get no
further answer here..
That newsgroup is in my opinion more dedicated to the recordset.
Creating a DataTable or Dataset is of course a piece of case.
Cor
THANK YOU!! That did the trick!
- Brad
"Vladimir Nesterovsky" <vl******@neste rovsky-bros.com> wrote in message
news:uQ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... I have a Visual C++ .NET function that is calling an unmanaged function
that
returns an ADO _Recordset* object. I want to be able to convert that
into an ADO.NET DataSet (or DataTable). I tried to use the
OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill method, but I could only get that to work if I gave
it an ADODB::Recordse tClass object. I couldn't figure out how to get an
ADO _Recordset into an ADODB::Recordse tClass.
Any ideas? I don't want to have to rewrite all of our existing unmanaged
code.
Did you try to pass your native _Recordset converted to object with
Marshal.GetObje ctForIUnknown() into OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill function?
--
Vladimir Nesterovsky
e-mail: vl******@nester ovsky-bros.com
home: http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com
I have a Visual C++ .NET function that is calling an unmanaged function
that
returns an ADO _Recordset* object. I want to be able to convert that into
an ADO.NET DataSet (or DataTable). I tried to use the
OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill method, but I could only get that to work if I gave
it an ADODB::Recordse tClass object. I couldn't figure out how to get an
ADO _Recordset into an ADODB::Recordse tClass.
Any ideas? I don't want to have to rewrite all of our existing unmanaged
code.
Did you try to pass your native _Recordset converted to object with
Marshal.GetObje ctForIUnknown() into OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill function?
--
Vladimir Nesterovsky
e-mail: vl******@nester ovsky-bros.com
home: http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com
THANK YOU!! That did the trick!
- Brad
"Vladimir Nesterovsky" <vl******@neste rovsky-bros.com> wrote in message
news:uQ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... I have a Visual C++ .NET function that is calling an unmanaged function
that
returns an ADO _Recordset* object. I want to be able to convert that
into an ADO.NET DataSet (or DataTable). I tried to use the
OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill method, but I could only get that to work if I gave
it an ADODB::Recordse tClass object. I couldn't figure out how to get an
ADO _Recordset into an ADODB::Recordse tClass.
Any ideas? I don't want to have to rewrite all of our existing unmanaged
code.
Did you try to pass your native _Recordset converted to object with
Marshal.GetObje ctForIUnknown() into OleDbDataAdapte r.Fill function?
--
Vladimir Nesterovsky
e-mail: vl******@nester ovsky-bros.com
home: http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com
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