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Arsalan
What is the equivalent of
DataEnvironment1.rsCommand1("FIELD") [VB Dataenvironment]
in ADO.NET?
DataEnvironment1.rsCommand1("FIELD") [VB Dataenvironment]
in ADO.NET?
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Scott M.
It's hard to exactly answer your question since we no longer use Data
Environments or Recordsets. We now store data in a disconnected mode inside
of an entity called a DataTable. DataTables can be used as individual units
or placed inside of a larger entity called a DataSet (where other DataTables
can be stored inside of a Tables collection).
Either way, you access a field of a DataTable via it's "Item" property:
DataTable.Item("FIELD")
Environments or Recordsets. We now store data in a disconnected mode inside
of an entity called a DataTable. DataTables can be used as individual units
or placed inside of a larger entity called a DataSet (where other DataTables
can be stored inside of a Tables collection).
Either way, you access a field of a DataTable via it's "Item" property:
DataTable.Item("FIELD")
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Arsalan
Thanks.
So what step do i need to follow,
first i've to make dataset, and fill it , then link datatable to dataset ?
am I right?
So what step do i need to follow,
first i've to make dataset, and fill it , then link datatable to dataset ?
am I right?
Scott M. said:It's hard to exactly answer your question since we no longer use Data
Environments or Recordsets. We now store data in a disconnected mode
inside of an entity called a DataTable. DataTables can be used as
individual units or placed inside of a larger entity called a DataSet
(where other DataTables can be stored inside of a Tables collection).
Either way, you access a field of a DataTable via it's "Item" property:
DataTable.Item("FIELD")
Arsalan said:What is the equivalent of
DataEnvironment1.rsCommand1("FIELD") [VB Dataenvironment]
in ADO.NET?
S
Scott M.
The act of filling a DataSet will cause a DataTable to be created (if none
exist already).
Or, you could manually populate a DataTable and then add it to a DataSet.
exist already).
Or, you could manually populate a DataTable and then add it to a DataSet.
Arsalan said:Thanks.
So what step do i need to follow,
first i've to make dataset, and fill it , then link datatable to dataset ?
am I right?
Scott M. said:It's hard to exactly answer your question since we no longer use Data
Environments or Recordsets. We now store data in a disconnected mode
inside of an entity called a DataTable. DataTables can be used as
individual units or placed inside of a larger entity called a DataSet
(where other DataTables can be stored inside of a Tables collection).
Either way, you access a field of a DataTable via it's "Item" property:
DataTable.Item("FIELD")
Arsalan said:What is the equivalent of
DataEnvironment1.rsCommand1("FIELD") [VB Dataenvironment]
in ADO.NET?
A
Arsalan
Thanks a lot
Scott M. said:The act of filling a DataSet will cause a DataTable to be created (if none
exist already).
Or, you could manually populate a DataTable and then add it to a DataSet.
Arsalan said:Thanks.
So what step do i need to follow,
first i've to make dataset, and fill it , then link datatable to dataset
? am I right?
Scott M. said:It's hard to exactly answer your question since we no longer use Data
Environments or Recordsets. We now store data in a disconnected mode
inside of an entity called a DataTable. DataTables can be used as
individual units or placed inside of a larger entity called a DataSet
(where other DataTables can be stored inside of a Tables collection).
Either way, you access a field of a DataTable via it's "Item" property:
DataTable.Item("FIELD")
What is the equivalent of
DataEnvironment1.rsCommand1("FIELD") [VB Dataenvironment]
in ADO.NET?