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Loogie
USING: VB.Net 2005 compact framework 2.0 with SQLCE Server.
I need a plan of attack to efficiently code the following scenario:
Create a new database - call it sdf1 - no problems I can do this
copy tables structure and data from sdf2 into sdf1 - no idea how to do this
copy tables structure and data from sdf3 into sdf1 - no idea how to do this
- I tried to find a copy function in the compact framework with respect
to SQLCE Server tables but to no avail.
Further how would I handle the fact that if sdf2 and sdf3 had a table of
the same name within it? It should not occur but the users may cause it
to happen and I just want to 'idiot' proof it.
Any help as to how to approach this would be appreciated. A code snippet
would be an added bonus.
Thank you
:L
I need a plan of attack to efficiently code the following scenario:
Create a new database - call it sdf1 - no problems I can do this
copy tables structure and data from sdf2 into sdf1 - no idea how to do this
copy tables structure and data from sdf3 into sdf1 - no idea how to do this
- I tried to find a copy function in the compact framework with respect
to SQLCE Server tables but to no avail.
Further how would I handle the fact that if sdf2 and sdf3 had a table of
the same name within it? It should not occur but the users may cause it
to happen and I just want to 'idiot' proof it.
Any help as to how to approach this would be appreciated. A code snippet
would be an added bonus.
Thank you
:L