Split Strings From DataReader (Array) To Different Arrays?
Aug 11, 2010
I have a datareader wich return several strings like:
ACTIA -ATSD-PKW-ACTIA-MultiDiag
TEXA -ATS-PKW-Texa-Prime"
MASTER-ATSV-PKW-Master-Master"
The strings are separted by the "-"
The idea is that I split the strings in to several dropdownlist, example:
Dropdownlist 1: (Actia, Texa Master)
Dropdownlist 2: (ATSD, ATS, ATSV)
Dropdownlist 3: (Actia, Texa, Master)
Dropdownlist 4: (MultiDiag, Prime, Master)
The problem is: How should I do this? I've search several hours on the internet but can't find anything about how to split strings from a datareader to several different arrays.
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