On Mon, Aug 20, 2012 at 4:20 PM, MB Software Solutions General Account
<[email protected]> wrote:
> VS 2010
>
> I'm doing the LearnDevNow videos and just got done watching the intro to
> classes. Nothing earth shattering as I understand class design from VFP
> for years now. But I couldn't help but wonder if there was an equivalent
> process for inserting the object with its property values into a
> dataset/cursor/table like VFP does via INSERT INTO MyCursor FROM NAME
> oRec.
-------------------
Sure.
oRecs is the collection of oRec // MyCursor had to exist in example
// you were generating oRec somehow above. I'll new one up and fill it
oRec orec = new oRec();
orec.dateTimeAdded = DateTime.Now;
// add other data as needed
oRecs.Add(oRec); // Now the line you wanted to see. INSERT INTO MyCursor
Just different syntax but in the end very similar.
I love this via LINQ myself, two params for dates are required:
var ListByTP =
db.ExecuteStoreQuery<InvoiceCountByTP> ( "exec InvoiceCount {0},
{1}", sDate, eDate ).ToList();
return ListByTP;
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Stephen Russell
Sr. Analyst
Ring Container Technology
Oakland TN
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