How can I manipulate Datasets, such as getting a specific row based on a key
column value. Of course, I could loop through all the rows in the entire
dataset each time I needed something, but is there an easier way? I want to
be able to execute the equivalent of SQL statements including insert, delete
etc.
Any ideas? Thanx,
--
Anil Gupte www.keeninc.net www.icinema.com 5 2020
You have to
1. Perform a .Select
2. Change the data
3. (Sometimes) commit the changes
Let's say you have a strong dataset called EmployeeDS with an
Employee(table) . EmpID(int),Last Name(string),Fi rstName(string)
EmployeeDS ds = //populate the ds somehow with employees
DataRow[] rows = ds.Select("EmpI D=123");
//vb dim rows as DataRows() = ds.Select("EmpI D=123");
//or
//DataRow[]rows = ds.Select("Last Name='Smith'");
//or vb
//dim rows as DataRows() = ds.Select("Last Name='Smith'");
now you have an array of rows
you loop over them, but you'll have to cast them
dim i as integer
for i = 0 to rows.Length - 1 //or .Count?
EmployeeDS.Empl oyeeRow currentRow = ctype(rows(i),
EmployeeDS.Empl oyeeRow
currentRow.Last Name = "Jones" //change the data
next i
Console.Writeli ne (ds.GetXml())
Something like that.
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How can I manipulate Datasets, such as getting a specific row based on a
key column value. Of course, I could loop through all the rows in the
entire dataset each time I needed something, but is there an easier way?
I want to be able to execute the equivalent of SQL statements including
insert, delete etc.
Any ideas? Thanx,
--
Anil Gupte www.keeninc.net www.icinema.com
Anil Gupte wrote:
I thought DataViews were read-only? I am using VB.Net 2003
How so? A DataView is just a another look at rows in a DataTable.
Some ways to modify data in through a DataView:
Dim DV As DataView = New DataView(MyTabl e)
DV.Item(3).Item ("CheckFlag" ) = 1
Dim drv As DataRowView
drv = DV.Item(3)
drv("CheckFlag" ) = 1
For Each drv In DV
drv("CheckFlag" ) = 1
Next drv
Dim nID As Integer = 23
dv.Sort = "EmpID"
drv = dv.FindRows(nID ).GetValue(0)
drv("CheckFlag" ) = 1
' etc...
Steve,
It's a mini-database. :)
It is certainly not or should add to your text, "single user", this has
given very much misunderstandin gs in past.
One of the disadvantages is than even that you have to read and write
forever the complete XML file while it is not changeble on disk.
Cor
Anil-
A little addition to your two other answers, http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb386977.aspx
-Cor
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How can I manipulate Datasets, such as getting a specific row based on a
key column value. Of course, I could loop through all the rows in the
entire dataset each time I needed something, but is there an easier way?
I want to be able to execute the equivalent of SQL statements including
insert, delete etc.
Any ideas? Thanx,
--
Anil Gupte www.keeninc.net www.icinema.com
From Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic in 21 Days on page 714:
"Dataviews are much like read-only datasets. Because they're read-only,
they work like snapshots of your data, and they provide you with faster
access to that data than datasets can. The term "data view" means just
that - a view of your data - and they're usually used as containers for a
subset of your data."
--
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Anil Gupte wrote:
>I thought DataViews were read-only? I am using VB.Net 2003
How so? A DataView is just a another look at rows in a DataTable.
Some ways to modify data in through a DataView:
Dim DV As DataView = New DataView(MyTabl e)
DV.Item(3).Item ("CheckFlag" ) = 1
Dim drv As DataRowView
drv = DV.Item(3)
drv("CheckFlag" ) = 1
For Each drv In DV
drv("CheckFlag" ) = 1
Next drv
Dim nID As Integer = 23
dv.Sort = "EmpID"
drv = dv.FindRows(nID ).GetValue(0)
drv("CheckFlag" ) = 1
' etc...
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