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Roshawn
Hi,
I have a datatable that contains about 25 rows of data. Whenever I make
changes to any row of data I submit them to the database. However, in my
table there is a timestamp column. What I am trying to do is retrieve the
new timestamp values of all rows that were updated (I'm using MSDE2000).
After reading a little in the ADO.NET Core Reference book about the use of
timestamp values, I'm still a little confused about it. I know that they
are guaranteed to be unique when a row is updated. What I don't know is how
to retrieve that value for multiple rows (the examples only show the return
value of the timestamp row for only one row).
Is there a simple solution to my problem that I'm missing? If so can you
point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Roshawn
I have a datatable that contains about 25 rows of data. Whenever I make
changes to any row of data I submit them to the database. However, in my
table there is a timestamp column. What I am trying to do is retrieve the
new timestamp values of all rows that were updated (I'm using MSDE2000).
After reading a little in the ADO.NET Core Reference book about the use of
timestamp values, I'm still a little confused about it. I know that they
are guaranteed to be unique when a row is updated. What I don't know is how
to retrieve that value for multiple rows (the examples only show the return
value of the timestamp row for only one row).
Is there a simple solution to my problem that I'm missing? If so can you
point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Roshawn