ADO.NET :: How To Create A Datatable With 2 Datatables In Dataset Programmatically
Apr 1, 2011
I have 2 views in sql server and I create a dataset with those 2 views as datatables. Now I need to create a datatable and programmatically fill it with the other 2 datatables. Take the 2 datatable and create a third one in the dataset not create a third view in sql server.
Does dataset store all its datatables' records into server memory if I just call one datatable from it?Lets make an example, a dataset with three datatables - tbCompany, tbCompanyStaffs, tbSalesOrderwhere tbCompany is the parent of tbCompanyStaffs. tbSalesOrder is an independant table.Does dataset load all tbCompanyStaffs records into the server memory as well when a class retrive data from tbCompany?
Among the many aspects of asp.net that I haven't focused my development on yet is caching. I have a perfect application for it now, I think, with a GridView that sits inside a repeater, and is bound in the Repeater ItemDataBound event. The contents of the GridView will remain static for each Repeater data item for each Client. The nature of the data in the GridView is that it can change from day to day per Client, but wouldn't need to be refreshed more frequently than that. The Page istelf only deals with one at a time Client based on a QueryStringParameter. My questions are a) how do I cache the DataTable so that a call to the DataBase isn't made each time Repeater item is bound and b) can I create/cache multiple DataTables (one for each Client) and let them live for day, checking for existence before calling the SQL stored procedure to regenerate the data?
I need to create an interface for adding users to .Net Membership DB through an existing database. My Idea is to read each row from database from existing users table in a datatable and then iterate through each row and add it to new database. I cannot directly copy the rows from existing users table because the password stored in .Net Membership provider is in ir-reversible hash code and hashing is done through encryption algorithm present in front end code. My User count is huge (in millions).So what should i use to read the records, Dataset or datatable. Also tell what is the max number of rows it can hold.
I am trying to combine two datatables into single datatable... First table contains 3 columns[e.g: 'col1','col2','col3'] Second table contains 2 columns[e.g: 'col4','col5'] Both tables have the same no.of records[rows], but different columns. How to combine them into single table? I need DataTable with columns ['col1','col2','col3','col4','col5']. I am inserting through looping the both the tables and adding values into third table. I tried the Merge (DataTable.Merge()), but it is adding the records to bottom of first one, but i need it should be added to the side[as columns] to first table'
I need to asynchronously retrieve several resultsets which I store in DataTables and add these DataTables to a DataSet. When the final DataTable is filled and added to the DataSet the page must then continue processing utilizing this DataSet I have figured out how to implement delegates to asynchronously retrieve my DataTables but I'm unclear how to add them to a DataSet in a thread-safe manner. How is this best accomplished? Before processing I know how many DataTables there will be, so what is the best way to track the progress of the asynchronous retrievals and allow the page to continue only after I have all of the data?
I need to asynchronously retrieve several resultsets which I store in DataTables and add these DataTables to a DataSet. When the final DataTable is filled and added to the DataSet the page must then continue processing utilizing this DataSet I have figured out how to implement delegates to asynchronously retrieve my DataTables but I'm unclear how to add them to a DataSet in a thread-safe manner. How is this best accomplished? Before processing I know how many DataTables there will be, so what is the best way to track the progress of the asynchronous retrievals and allow the page to continue only after I have all of the data?
If I need to fetch one whole column from Table1 in the DB, should I fetch it using datatable or dataset? I can do both ways. I mean ok I should use Datatable. Why is that? What would happen if I use Dataset? ok that's what I wanted to know. So there's memory issue. I mean whatever I use be it Datatable or Dataset, both will be fetching only ONE column frommy table in DB. How is Dateset's gonna use more memory then?
I have created alot of stored procedures in my application that return the result of a query in a datatable object. I never use a dataset. Why would I ever use a dataset over simply returning the result of a query as a datatable object?
i have one question for my project. i am fetching all users data in one dataset, but each user will be in unique datatable to avoid no. of database connection i will fetch data in one single transaction no. of user are more than 10000 ..is it practical to store more than 10000 tables in one single dataset what will be then performance issue for the same, it will be the diffrent application for my project to generate this much of data. how many no. of table one dataset can contain in visual studio 2008 with 3.5 framework?
I would like to know how i can see my programmatically declared dataset to be visible in the wizard (wizard of windows report....)dim datasett as dataset
How to Sort The datatable in asp.net. after binding the dataset values i have stored into one table how can i sort the values of the dataset in asp.net with C#
let's say we have datatable with "<a>12</a>" as rows.when i try to bind it to gridview programmatically I'm not getting href links like 12 But just a strings like "<a>12</a>"
Code: Dim datatable as new DataTable datatable.Columns.Add("No") dim datarow1 ad DataRow = datatable.newrow() datarow1(0) = "<a>12</a>" datatable.rows.add(datarow1) gridview1.DataSource = datatable gridview1.DataBind()
I've developed an application using strong-typed dataset with .net framework 3.5.is there a way to change the source table for a tableadapter programmatically?
Return myDataReader I have a function which is retuning a datareader to various sections of my website which is then being bound to dropdown lists, gridviews, etc. Normally the last line in a function when is the data reader and connection getting closed? Is it best practive to return a data reader or a dataset/datatable (or something even better than these two)?
I need to add rows to an existing (maybe) datatable in a dataset that combines the IIS6 index search with my own sql table. I keep getting object reference errors.