Its Nice to See You Here Mr.Arif and The Reply Was a bit Tricky too
Yes. The primary key is "ID" as indicated above.
On Jan 16, 7:18 pm, "Muhammad Arif" wrote:
> there must be a primary key in the table you are update through adapter..
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> On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 1:29 PM, Benj Nunez wrote:
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> > Yes. I did that, in fact I tested several lines of code for th
there must be a primary key in the table you are update through adapter..
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 1:29 PM, Benj Nunez wrote:
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> Yes. I did that, in fact I tested several lines of code for the Update
> () method, but still no go. :(
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> Here's what my method looks like:
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Yes. I did that, in fact I tested several lines of code for the Update
() method, but still no go. :(
Here's what my method looks like:
public void saveTrimmedResultsEx(ref DataSet ADataSet)
{
//Console.Out.WriteLine(builder.GetUpdateComma
have u tried passing table name as an argument to the adapter's update
function, if not try this coz sometimes just
dataset doesn't work with this approach.
Good u have done good job but slight mistakes there are
1. U must have to add parameter to ur update command
2. Don't accept changes before ur . Adapter.Update(DataSet) state
ment.
It will cause to all changed rows to force to unchanged state and ur
adapter.update method dont seem any changes to up