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Ersin Gençtürk
hi ,
I have 2 tables , tUser and tUserRole and I have a query like :
select * from tUser inner join tUserRole on tUserRole.UserId=tUser.UserId
where tUser.UserId=1
this will return a user with associated roles.
Also I have a typed dataset with two tables inside : tUser and tUserRole
how can I use this typed dataset when I use the query above ? What is the
expected behaviour ? Should I fill
two tables of the dataset with seperate queries like :
select * from tUser where UserId=1
select * from tUserRole where UserId=1
or is there any other better way ? I wonder because there are more complex
joined queries from database.I have to map them to the dataset.
I have 2 tables , tUser and tUserRole and I have a query like :
select * from tUser inner join tUserRole on tUserRole.UserId=tUser.UserId
where tUser.UserId=1
this will return a user with associated roles.
Also I have a typed dataset with two tables inside : tUser and tUserRole
how can I use this typed dataset when I use the query above ? What is the
expected behaviour ? Should I fill
two tables of the dataset with seperate queries like :
select * from tUser where UserId=1
select * from tUserRole where UserId=1
or is there any other better way ? I wonder because there are more complex
joined queries from database.I have to map them to the dataset.