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DataAdapter.UpdateHi,
I underestand that DataAdapter.Update acts based on RowState to insert/update/delete records. Is there any possibility that I can see the scripts that DataAdapter generates and sends them to database? Or can I possibly monitor the DataAdapter activity? If there isn't any, what would be the closest way to spy what is going on within DataAdapter? Thank you, Alan Hi Alan,
Yes, you can get the actual executing command from the DataAdapter.RowUpdating event. In the SqlRowUpdatingEventArgs, there is a member named Command. It's a SqlCommand object that is going to be executed. Also, the StatementType will tell you what type of the command is. (SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE) If you're using a SQL server, you can also use a SQL Profiler to achieve that. HTH. Kevin Yu ======= "This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights." |
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