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How can I use InsertCommand, UpdateCommand?Hi,
I am new to .NET and I created a data adapter which generated the SelectCommnad, UpdateCommand, DeleteCommand and InsertCommand through the wizard. But what do I do with them? How do I use them, what are the methods to trigger an Insert, a Select, an Update or a Delete? Can someone explain to me? Also is DataReader the only way of retrieving the result of a Select query? Is ExecuteNonQuery the only way to make an update, delete or insert? Thanks, Doru "Doru Roman" <doruro***@rogers.com> wrote in message Call the .Update method of your dataadapter passing in the datatable you've news:eHG25RLLGHA.2704@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > Hi, > I am new to .NET and I created a data adapter which generated the > SelectCommnad, UpdateCommand, DeleteCommand and InsertCommand through the > wizard. But what do I do with them? been editing ie MyDataAdapter.Update(MydataTable); How do I use them, what are the methods > to trigger an Insert, a Select, an Update or a Delete? Can someone explain When you edit a dataTable and call Update on an adapter, it looks at the > to me? Rowstate of each row. If the Rowstate is deleted, it uses the values configured and calls your delete command. If its inserted, the same but with an Insert command. this should explain the process a little more in depth http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/datasetmerge.html > Also is DataReader the only way of retrieving the result of a Select No. A dataAdapter opens a connection (unless you do it manually), gets the > query? data and loads it into your dataset/datatable and then closes the connection. The dataReader requires you to do all the work. there are a few other nuances but that's close enough to get the idea. > Is ExecuteNonQuery the only way to make an update, delete or insert? --No, but it's probably the most logical and straightforward.Show quote > Thanks, > Doru > Great. I know it's a little hard to understand at first but once you get
your arms around it, it's actually pretty straightforward and you can work your way through most problems pretty easily. If you have any more issues, please don't hesitate to ask ;-) Show quote "Doru Roman" <doruro***@rogers.com> wrote in message news:OajQCxLLGHA.2812@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > Thanks, W.G. Now it makes sense for me. > |
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