I fill a dataset using fill() method of sqldataadapter. The select query call a user defined function in it. My problem is that when I run this query in sqlDataAdapter , the fill() method take about 70 Sec. to give output but if I run the same query in Enterprise Manager or in Query Analyzer it gives output within a 1 or 2 Sec.
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rsReturn = New DataSet()
objCommand.CommandTimeout = 240
Using objadapter As New OleDbDataAdapter(objCommand)
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I use SqlDataAdapter.Fill to retrieve data from a SQL2000 Server, and the datatable is updatable.
Recently, we plan to upgrade to SQL2005, during testing we found that the same statement will return a datatable, which is readonly We need to change the column's readonly property in order to update it.
I have a big stored procedure that I run. At the end its supposed to select a singe value to say if it succeeded or not, so I run the query as
Dim Command As New SqlCommand(SqlString, Conn)
Return Command.ExecuteScalar()
Which works. However there is an error in my stored procedure. I know its causing an error because the logic in the stored procedure rolls back the transactions, and after the Execute Scalar call, my transaction count is down to 0 and the my data hasn't changed. However no SQL exception was generated.
The strange part is, I changed the code to grab all the result sets from the SP to see if I could get more information. So I called the same SP like this,
Dim DAObj As SqlDataAdapter = New SqlDataAdapter
Dim CommandObj As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand(SQLString, Conn)
DAObj.SelectCommand = CommandObj
Dim DS As New DataSet()
DAObj.Fill(DS)
When I run this, with the exact same sql as before, executing the exact same stored procedure, this time I get an SQL exception because one of my nested SP calls was missing required parameters. So what could cause this? Why would running it one way produce an error and the other way have the error but not report it? Is the difference on purpose, or some kind of obscure bug in ADO.Net?
I'm still in my novice stages of .net development, and I think I may be trying to make something too complicated.In VB.Net 2008, I'm using a SQLDataAdapter to Fill a dataset with records being returned from a Stored Procedure (SQL Server 2005).I'm using that dataset as the datasource for a gridview. Up to this point, everything is great and I understand what's happening.I'm getting ready to make my first-ever attempt at updating the data in thegridview and then pushing the updates back to the SQL dB.Here's where I'mgettingconfused...to cut to the chase, what's the simplest way to load the updates back into SQLServer?
View 2 RepliesThe project is a web app in ASP/VB.net. The issue is that some pages are mind-boggingly slow. After trying to track down the bottleneck, it was discovered to be the load method when filling a datatable with query results.
We are using an Oracle database and queries are executed in stored procedures. As an example, we have a relatively simple select statement within a procedure which returns 2 columns with 6 rows which was determined to take about 0.015 seconds to execute. However it takes on average 7 seconds to load the OracleDataReader into a datatable - a ridiculous amount of time for such a small record set. After messing around with the query, I found that a simple decode statement appeared to be causing the issue. The decode statement is used similar to as follows[code]...
The iBln variable is simply a number being passed in to act as a boolean variable for determining which column should be between two dates. If I comment this decode statement out and make it simply "column1 BETWEEN iDate1 and iDate2" then the load method takes no time at all as it should, signifying that it is indeed the decode statement causing issues.
I'm working on a larger VB application (framework v3.5) where the compile time continues to get slower and slower the larger it grows. It currently takes about 7 minutes to compile just the extensions project. We have other similar projects in C# that don't experience the slow compile time.
View 1 RepliesI've always been curious on how ADO/OLEDB/SQL method/functions does their fill method? Like
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Dim tTable as New Datatable
Dim iAdpt as New SQLDataAdapter(CommandString, ConnectionString)
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Data Adapter on VB.NET. I'm having a problem with retrieving data on different tables.
Example database: BookInfo[INDENT]BookID: HSD993Z
Title: Introduction to SQL[/INDENT][INDENT]BookID: LDJA293
Title: Advance Computer Programming[/INDENT][INDENT]BookID: KSKL194
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The GUID is the SelectedValue of a ComboBox (cbNetwork) If I execute a Debug.Print on the cbNetwork.SelectedValue, I see:
645b9d20-23eb-469e-9faa-e287600a54f3
However, when I try to execute the Fill method of the DataTableAdapter, I get an error "Specified cast is not valid."
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I am experiencing something very bizarre when I execute the Fill method of my adapter. I've been running this query for months and all of the sudden this is happening after I installed SP1 for Visual Studio 2008. For some reason several DataRows in 2 of the 3 tables within my DataSet have errors in them when I view them in debug mode using the DataSet Visualizer. Here is a picture of what I'm talking about
It does this to random rows. If I execute the Fill method the first time, rows (5-10) will have these errors. If I execute the Fill method again rows 12-23 are affected and so on. I have no idea what is happening here.
This is effected my DataGridViews, because they don't display any rows, because of the erros. I should also note that when I run the lines of code below in the Immediate Window it says the DataSet doesn't have errors.
?Me.ds.Tables("Current").HasErrors
False
?Me.ds.HasErrors
False
I have already defined in my SELECT statement in TableAdapter to tell it what to do if the parameters are Null:
SELECT a.ID, a.NameID, b.BNameID
FROM a INNER JOIN b
ON a.ID = b.ID
WHERE ((@NameID IS NULL) OR (a.NameID = @NameID))
AND ((@BNameID IS NULL) OR (b.BNameID = @BNameID))
VB.Net 2005 SQL server 2005
I have a project I have a dataset that contains tables In the dataset designer, each table has a defaiult FILL command set. I have draged and droped my table as a grid onto my form VB automatically sets up the table adapter, and binding source to make it all work.
in my code, is placed in the form load routine, a tableadapter.fill(dataset.datatable)
Here is my dilemma. The data in my table may have 100's of thousands or rows.
I have presented the user with a front end that allows for filterring and selecting based on several columns. reguardless of how many rows the result set contains, there will always be the same columns in the dataset.
Because there are so many combinations of select query, i do not want to make 20 or 30 custom fillby's in the dataset. I want to make an addhoc select query and have the binding source and table adapters work as expected. I have created a query called "FillByCustom" in the dataset designer attached to the DataTable Adapter section.
My question is this.
If i build a select query that returns the desired rows, how do i place it into the adapter in place of the FILLBYCUSTOM select command, such that it all works as expected?
I created a new query in the dataset designer. There are now 2 queries there. The original one and the new one.I also added named parameters in the Where clause of the 2nd query.This is the query in the new one:
SELECT ID, FatherName, MotherName, EmergencyContactName,
EmergencyContactRelationship, Address1, Address2, City, State, Zip,
PrimaryPhone, SecondaryPhone, Emaile.
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[code]....First of all, when using "Using", is the Open() method required? Some I've seen with, some without. Pretty sure it worked in both cases. Also, I've seen some that end with the Close() method before the End Using.Is that necessary? Basically, when is Open() needed, when is Close() needed, and why is Using/End Using needed at all?
**EDIT: For some reason the "Insert Code Block" isn't working properly at colouring the code.
I've done an internet search to determine if I can detail if a SQLDataAdapter is empty after running an SQLCommand? My research so far point I can't check if the SQL dataAdapter is empty until I bind it to a dataset/datatable. Ideally would not like to run another SQL command to do a row count to determine if query retruns rows or not. I'm populating a datagridview and would like to alert the user that there is no data to view. What's the most efficent way to check if an SQLDataAdapter is empty?
View 4 RepliesI'm not even sure what I'm asking is even possible, but here goes:
Is there a way to loop through a sqlDataAdapter to find multiple tables?
Currently I have a module that you pass in an object and it automatically fills the parameters of a stored procedure with the values of the object. It works great, except when the stored procedure returns more than one table, it only returns the first one.
Here is what I tried to get to that second table:
Dim ds As New DataSet
Dim table As New DataTable
Dim reader As SqlDataReader = command.ExecuteReader
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I have the followin problem. Opening a table using SqlDataAdapter, numeric columns(sqlDbType = int16, 32, 64) that allow Null value, are set in my dataRows to 0.I am using Visual Studio 2010 and Sql Server 2008.Here's my code:
Dim cmd As New SqlCommand
Dim ds As New DataSet
Dim dt As DataTable
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At the following cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() line, I get the following error message: [code] I have followed the example at page [code] as closely as possible, but it does not work.Additionally, I am not sure of the syntax for the length (64) that I have for the BigInt or if it should even have a length.All of the examples that I have found in MSDN uses only parameters with character rather than numberic type. [code]
View 6 RepliesI am fairly inexperienced with using datatables in VB. My question is this: Can I access a particular column of a table by name if it is not defined elsewhere like when I populate a datatable using sqldataadapter.
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Is this the way it can be done? I believe this is the case, but can't find any definitive examples online (probably not searching properly)
I'm moving over date.oledb commands to SQL ones and wondering what the equivalent to executenonquery here is? This is what I have at the moment and I can bind select queries to datagrids no problem how would I get the DBCommand to execute the query?
Dim DBConn As SqlConnection
Dim DBCommand As SqlDataAdapter
Dim DSPageData As New DataSet
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I have an empty table loaded to the datagridview. I add a new row to the table by
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This code works fine, if i add a new row to the table in which some rows already exists. (Works only when after inputing data to the new row I select any another row). But when I use this code for the first row in a table, it creates a new empty record in the database. The data I have inputed into the datagirfview fields aren`t saved.
I am having trouble inserting data to a DB using a dataadapter. Here is the code:
Dim daDevices As New SqlDataAdapter(sql, MyConnObj)
Dim dsDevices As New DataSet("WORKSHOP")
daDevices.FillSchema(dsDevices, SchemaType.Source, "Replacements")
daDevices.Fill(dsDevices, "Replacements")
Dim tblDevcies As DataTable
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I recently discover that running something like : Dim Da = New SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter( "TRUNCATE TABLE MyTable", connection) will create an empty SqlDateAdapter but it still execute the command. I want to prevent this kind of use ( drop, update, or even systable use,...) and allow my SqlDateAdapter to execute SELECT command only. I can't use a storing procedure because the command must be editable by the website users. After some research i found this :
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Consider a MyForm class that contains a shadowed implementation of Show(). It also contains a CreateForm() method, which accepts an instance of the form and calls the shadowed sub:
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I want to know how to use the ASYNC CTP to manage the querying of a SQL Database with a SQL Select statement and use a SQLDataAdapter to fill in a DataSet. I have downloaded the VS2010 SP1 and the ASYNC CTP, I have also reviewed the videos on the MSDN site and the documentation included.
View 1 RepliesI am trying to check for concurrency when updating a record in the database. Here is my current VB.NET code and Stored Procedure code to do the update.
When a user changes a Status column value the DataGridView CellValidating event is fired and in that event it try's to update the record in the database using the stored procedure. The update works, but my SqlDataAdapter doesn't update dtmUpdateDatetime in dtResults. My UpdateDatabase function uses dtmUpdateDatetime to check for concurrency.
Public Class frmCalculatedResults
Private dtCriteria As New DataTable
Private bs As New BindingSource
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i want to put multiple instances of sqldataadapter into a single transaction. how can i accomplish this?
View 2 RepliesI am porting VB.Net 2 code (VS 2005) to VB.Net 4 (VS 2010). So far things have been going relatively smooth. However, in testing my new ported code, I came across a strange behavior. In VS 2005 (.Net 2), I have a DataTable filled with data. I then use a DataAdapter to send updates back to the SQL Server. When I perform the qlClient.SqlDataAdapter.Update() command, it execute in roughly 4 seconds. The same code,on the same table in VS 2010 (.Net 4) runs in 1 Minute 17 Seconds. This is completely unacceptable. However, I have no clue as to why it is happening. The .Update() method is an internal command, not one that I modified in any way. It does not error out, it's just painfully slow.
View 1 RepliesI'm trying to figure out why my adapter is not updating my SQL database table. I have a form with 3 data grid views on it. If the user changes the display index, width, or visible properties of the columns I want to save their settings. For some reason the adapters update runs without error, but when I check the database table nothing is updated, why? Does it have something to do with the TableMappings?
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