I konw that one can make use of the default UpdateCommand in the DataAdapter
to save changes back into the underlying data source.
But i was wondering how one could build a custom update command & set this
into the DataAdapter & when the Update method of the Data Adapter is issued,
then this update command should be used.
Esp, if the table is Customer with the following fields,
ID = Primary Key Field (Integer)
Name = Varchar
Male = Bit
UpdateCmd = "UPDATE Contacts SET Name=@Name, Male=@Male WHERE ID=@ID"
But to do this, i need to add the parameters into the update command of the
format,
UpDataCmd.Param eters.Add("@Nam e", <Column Data Type>, <Column Size>, "Name")
UpDataCmd.Param eters.Add("@Mal e", <Column Data Type>, <Column Size>, "Male")
UpDataCmd.Param eters.Add("@ID" , <Column Data Type>, <Column Size>, "ID")
Now, is there a way i could determine the above,
the Data Type of the columns (SQL Data type) & the Size of the fields (in
the SQL Table).
I don't mind querying the data base to get this info).
Thanx,
Neo 1 2861
Basically what i need is a way of determining the SQL Data type of a column
& the Size of a column.
I found one way of doing this, but may not be the best (then again, this is
what i could comeup with),
I make use of the SQLCommandBuild er class to build the Update command,
& using this generated Update Command, i loop through the Parameters
collection,
& from there i determin the SQLDataType & the size of the field (from the
Parameter object attributes).
Neo
"Neo" <ne*@learning.n et> wrote in message
news:#W******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... I konw that one can make use of the default UpdateCommand in the
DataAdapter to save changes back into the underlying data source. But i was wondering how one could build a custom update command & set this into the DataAdapter & when the Update method of the Data Adapter is
issued, then this update command should be used.
Esp, if the table is Customer with the following fields, ID = Primary Key Field (Integer) Name = Varchar Male = Bit
UpdateCmd = "UPDATE Contacts SET Name=@Name, Male=@Male WHERE ID=@ID" But to do this, i need to add the parameters into the update command of
the format,
UpDataCmd.Param eters.Add("@Nam e", <Column Data Type>, <Column Size>,
"Name") UpDataCmd.Param eters.Add("@Mal e", <Column Data Type>, <Column Size>,
"Male") UpDataCmd.Param eters.Add("@ID" , <Column Data Type>, <Column Size>, "ID")
Now, is there a way i could determine the above, the Data Type of the columns (SQL Data type) & the Size of the fields (in the SQL Table). I don't mind querying the data base to get this info).
Thanx,
Neo
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