Hello Julio,
No problem. The UpdateChanges() method tells the dataset that mods that been
done therefore the update method had nothing to do.
Mike
> Thanks Mike, that was the trick :)
>
> Julio
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Thanks Mike, that was the trick :)
Julio
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Hello Julio,
Don't do AcceptChanges(). Just update the row and then do the .Update().
HTH
Mike
> Hi,
>
> Hope that someone can help me, I am a newbie on .NET, and I'm involved
> now developing an asp.net application with firebird. So, after reading
> some tutorials, I started with the Dataset
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 06:13, Julio Saucedo wrote:
> I don't know what is missing, is necessary to
> explicitly commit the transaction?
If you didn't started it explicitly, then no. Did you provided update
command for the table adapter with proper parameters?
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Hi,
Hope that someone can help me, I am a newbie on .NET, and I'm involved
now developing an asp.net application with firebird. So, after reading
some tutorials, I started with the Dataset approach, so basically I
added a DataTable and a DataAdapter for a table to begin testings.
So, using some
