I'm trying to copy the contents of a DataRow from a typed dataset to a new
datarow using this code:
int pkid = Convert.ToInt32( EmpGrid[selectedRow, 0] );
EmployeesData.EmployeesRow newRow =
(EmployeesData.EmployeesRow)_empData.Employees.FindByPKID( pkid );
// update that rows values
newRow.Fir
Hi everyone:
The following code creates a data view on a typed dataset.
DataView view = new DataView(_months);
view.RowFilter = "MonthID=MIN(MonthID)";
return (short)view[0]["MonthId"];
Is there anyway I can create a typed DataView?
I would like to be able to use the syntax:
return ((MonthDat
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Subject: Re: [DOTNET] Typed Dataset
I had a moment of clarity in regards to Typed Datasets last night. What I
was missing was the fact that you still load them as you would a non-typed
dataset, with a DataReader. So, i
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> Is there a utility for created typed objects from database
> table structures? I know that I ca
Is there a utility for created typed objects from database table structures?
I know that I can use xsd.exe to create a dataset inherited class, but it
appears as if it needs to be deserialized from XML. Now, I understand I
could do a FOR XML in my stored proc, but I'd like to bring it back in
nat
I have been doing some reading on typed datasets and its advantages.
What's the performance like ? Does anyone have any statistics or advice
for using it or not using using it ??
Thanks,
- Vikram
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