I have a datatable for which I have bound a DataView. I have three rows in
the table, with rowid = '12310104', '12314402', and '12315208'.
When I do a dvHdr.RowFilter = '12314402', it returns a count of 1 set to
'12310104' rather than what I am looking for.
However, if I do, say, dvHdr.RowFilter = '12314403' (non-existent), it
results in a count of 0, which is expected.
Why can't I filter on what I am expecting?
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OC <nf*@nospam.com> wrote: I have a datatable for which I have bound a DataView. I have three rows in
the table, with rowid = '12310104', '12314402', and '12315208'.
When I do a dvHdr.RowFilter = '12314402', it returns a count of 1 set to
'12310104' rather than what I am looking for.
However, if I do, say, dvHdr.RowFilter = '12314403' (non-existent), it
results in a count of 0, which is expected.
Why can't I filter on what I am expecting?
Could you show the code you're using? If you could come up with a short
but complete example, that would be even better.
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It is wrong: dv.RowFilter="'12310104'". You need to specify column name:
dv.RowFilter="IDColumn='12310104'" //suppose the IDColumn has text value
"OC" <nf*@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have a datatable for which I have bound a DataView. I have three rows in
the table, with rowid = '12310104', '12314402', and '12315208'.
When I do a dvHdr.RowFilter = '12314402', it returns a count of 1 set to
'12310104' rather than what I am looking for.
However, if I do, say, dvHdr.RowFilter = '12314403' (non-existent), it
results in a count of 0, which is expected.
Why can't I filter on what I am expecting?
Sorry... my original post was a typo. I was using the format you described
below.
"Norman Yuan" <no********@RemoveThis.shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:mMMYb.554685$ts4.233656@pd7tw3no... It is wrong: dv.RowFilter="'12310104'". You need to specify column name:
dv.RowFilter="IDColumn='12310104'" //suppose the IDColumn has text
value
"OC" <nf*@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... I have a datatable for which I have bound a DataView. I have three rows
in the table, with rowid = '12310104', '12314402', and '12315208'.
When I do a dvHdr.RowFilter = '12314402', it returns a count of 1 set to
'12310104' rather than what I am looking for.
However, if I do, say, dvHdr.RowFilter = '12314403' (non-existent), it
results in a count of 0, which is expected.
Why can't I filter on what I am expecting?
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