IDbConnection + select -> DataTable

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There is IDbConnection.CreateCommand method to create a proper command -
which might be enough for you. However, I don't think you can create a
proper dbdataadapter out of those classes. You would need a
DbProviderFactory instance.
There is a well writen topic "Writing Provider-Independent Code in ADO.NET"
in help files that might give you further information.
 
That's what I found too. However the DbCommand can give me a DbDataReader
which between it and DbDataReader.GetSchema its possible to create and
populate a DataTable. So it's weird that there is no call to do so...

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Miha Markic said:
There is IDbConnection.CreateCommand method to create a proper command -
which might be enough for you. However, I don't think you can create a
proper dbdataadapter out of those classes. You would need a
DbProviderFactory instance.
There is a well writen topic "Writing Provider-Independent Code in ADO.NET"
in help files that might give you further information.

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David Thielen said:
Hi;

This should be possible but I can't figure out how to do it other than
reading each row and stuffing it into a table.

I have an IDbConnection and the select - no other info. I need a DataTable
of the data that will be returned from the select. How can I do this?

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Hi Dave,

DataTable could load rows from IDataReader. You may check DataTable.load()
method.
For Example:
IDbConnection cn = new System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection(....);
IDbCommand cd=cn.CreateCommand();
IDataReader dr=cd.ExecuteReader();
DataTable dt = new DataTable();
dt.Load(dr);

Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Wen Yuan
Microsoft Online Community Support
 
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