i am fetching some data from SQL and filling it through the Adapterto in DataSet, and then passing that DataSet to the XmlDataDocument Object, like
XmlDataDocument XMLDoc = new XmlDataDocument (dsOrders);
and then again i take SqlDataAdaptera dapter2 with new Query and again fill the same Dataset. means there are now two results, resulted by 2 queries
XMLDoc.DataSet. EnforceConstrai nts = false;
and then i am accessing that data through XSLT and exporting it as Excel,
when i access the data of the First query in XSLT it shows the required result but it also repeat the rows for the seocnd result,
like suppose there are total 7 rows in out put 3 are for first query and 4 are for 2nd query and i need the print only first 3 [of first query] but it displays thw hwole 7, first 3 showing results but last 4 with no values.
why it is repeating.
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It seems to be a .Net issue, so I'll move the thread to the .Net forum.
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