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DataSet to Dataview to Dataset to XML!i've a question for this group: i've developed a windows service that every x minutes count records present in a sql table and if those records are bigger than a fixed threshold start with clean operations. Workflow is this: 1) Load records in a DataSet: DataSet ds = new DataSet(); cmd = "SELECT * FROM " + TableName; ......... adapter.Fill( ds ); 2)Generate a DataView form table inside dataset and order it (i must order. I tryed to order before load table in DataSet, but table is very big and often i had timeout) DataView dv = new DataView(ds.Tables[0]); string order = GetTimeFieldName ( Table ) + " ASC"; dv.Sort = order; 3) Now i need convert data to XML, but not only one XML file, N XML file of 10000 records. To do this i generate N DataTable from DataView, add each DataTable to a New DataSet and call WriteXML method N time. The workflow working fine, but i think is not optimal solution (load dataset, copy to dataview, order dataview, copy again ....... ) , someone have a better idea, or some suggestion to gave me? Matt,
If you are using version 2005 than you can use the Dataview.totable(overloaded function which uses columns) Otherwise you will have to do it yourself using looping http://www.vb-tips.com/default.aspx?ID=655b418e-8e9d-4303-8be7-d6ad9bebf57f I hope this helps, Cor <matteoales***@libero.it> wrote in message
Show quote news:1138356747.091676.241710@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... --I'm not sure I follow you here. The Timeout is related to the database > Hi everybody, > i've a question for this group: i've developed a windows service that > every x minutes count records present in a sql table and if those > records are bigger than a fixed threshold start with clean operations. > > Workflow is this: > > 1) Load records in a DataSet: > DataSet ds = new DataSet(); > cmd = "SELECT * FROM " + TableName; > ........ > adapter.Fill( ds ); > > 2)Generate a DataView form table inside dataset and order it (i must > order. I tryed to order before load table in DataSet, but table is very > big and often i had timeout) right, not the dataset itself? > -- I agree. One solution would be to pull the data from the DB ordered as > DataView dv = new DataView(ds.Tables[0]); > string order = GetTimeFieldName ( Table ) + " ASC"; > dv.Sort = order; > > 3) Now i need convert data to XML, but not only one XML file, N XML > file of 10000 records. To do this i generate N DataTable from DataView, > add each DataTable to a New DataSet and call > WriteXML method N time. > > The workflow working fine, but i think is not optimal solution (load > dataset, copy to dataview, order dataview, copy again ....... ) , > someone have a better idea, or some suggestion to gave me? you like, but this adds coupling to your business logic that you probably don't want. In short, i think XSLT is probably a better way to handle this problem. This way, you can take any given XML file and have it look however you need it to. You may even be able to use one file and just apply different translations to it to get whatever output you need. One thing though, I may not understand all of the nuance here. I see the loading of the dataset, I see the creation of the View, but where does the copy come n? Show quote > |
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