Insert A DataTable Into A DataBase Without A Loop?
May 23, 2010
I have created a gridview to allow users to type two fields in each row after that I added the user data into a DataTable now I want to insert this DataTable content into the database where each row will have 1 uniqe Id in the database without using loop.If it is not possible without a loop please show me how to do this with the loop Again I already have the DataTable filled up and it is ready to be inserted into the database?
I have an Access Database "WPS" with a datasheet "CompartmentDescription" having "CompartmentName" as one of the columns. I want to use each element of the column. How do we retrieve the data Using "For Each" loop.
I have a datatable with some rows I need to insert that datatable in to database using a stored procedure.
For Each row As DataRow In dt.Rows cmd.Parameters.Add(New MySqlParameter("@DOWNLOAD_ID", dt.Rows(0)("DOWNLOAD_ID").ToString())) cmd.Parameters.Add(New MySqlParameter("@FINALY_FIELDCODE", dt.Rows(0)("FINALY_FIELDCODE").ToString().Replace("|", "").ToString()))[code]....
When i do this I got an exception {"Parameter '@DOWNLOAD_ID' has already been defined."} How to get rid of this exception and can we insert the datatable with out for loop.
In my SQL Server database I created a Table called "QUESTION" with the same fields. QuestionNumber is defined as integer unique key, auto increment
Now, when i make a bulk copy to insert the DataTable into the SQL Server, the database overwrites my QuestionNumber from the DataTable and generates new ones (starting from 1 increment 1).
How do i have to change my database setup, that the original QuestionNumbers are copied into the database?
I want to track changes in an application. So I've made a copy of the main table in that application, and am accessing both tables in the application using two separate datasets.
My plan was to use the HasChanges method of the main DataSet to get changed rows and then insert those into the copy table. When I run the code I get an error:
A first chance exception of type 'System.InvalidCastException' occurred in MyApp.exe
Unable to cast object of type 'MainDataTable' to type 'MainAuditDataTable'.
Here's the code:
If Me.DataSet3.HasChanges Then ' 'look for each row that has changes, not new rows ' 'insert that row into the auditing table
I choose an item from dgrpoducts which has all the products in inventory and it sends the selected items to another datagridivew called dgiselectedproducts. These are the selected items.
1. Can someone show me sample codes on how to do that ?
2. I encountered a problem with the INSERT sql statement. I keep receiving syntax error in insert statement exception. Is there anything wrong with the statement ?
Just curious is there a "next row" method when looping through a datatable? Basically, I want to be able to go to the next row without having to go to the end of the loop. See my coded example:
I am using a SQL query to fill a datatable from 2 associated tables. The first table has Products and the second has associated addonpackages. When I loop through my Products I am able to get all of the addonpackages for the first product but after that the datatable is only getting populated with the last addonpackage for each product. ie:
product 1 - all 6 packages are added tp the datatable product 2 - only package 6 is added to the datatable product 3 - only package 6 is added to the datatable ...and so on
My query follows. Why I am getting all of the info for the first product but just the last item for all others. No matter which product I would query first, I get all of the associated data with it but only the last for all others.
SELECT Products.ProductNumber, Products.Name, Products.Mnemonic, AddOnPackages.PackageNumber, AddOnPackages.Name AS PackName, AddOnPackages.Mnemonic AS PackMnem FROM AddOnPackages RIGHT OUTER JOIN Products ON AddOnPackages.ProductNumber = Products.ProductNumber WHERE (Products.Name = @ProdName) ORDER BY Products.ProductNumber, AddOnPackages.PackageNumber
I'm calling a GUID with a system function and trying to insert it into a database as a primary key. i'm using vb 2010 .net framework with sqlce server making my datatables. the column is AutoNumber which i set up to be a uniqueidentifier. the length is not adjustable and set at 16. i got all kinds of not parsing query errors. i've edited the insert statement a bunch trying to figure this out. i've went so far as changing the table schema of AutoNumber to be just a nvarchar with length of 100. it's something to do with how i'm inserting the GUID. in the code below i'm converting it into a string then inserting it into my table. is this wrong?? i've tried finding other ways of doing it but it's a little confusing. everything else in the code works perfectly it's just this part that is keeping me from completion.[code]...
I am fairly new to visual basic 2008 but not to visual basic(vb6). I want to insert a new row in the database table (library.mdb). I connected the database into my project and is bounded by a dataGridview control. I have no problem in getting the records from the database. I used the code under click event of a commandButton, after clicking the button neither the record inserts in the database table nor the program generates any error. The code I used is :
Dim bkrow As LibraryDataSet.Book_MasterRow bkrow = LibraryDataSet.Book_Master.NewBook_MasterRow With bkrow .B_no = B_noTextBox.Text .ISBN = ISBNTextBox.Text [Code] .....
Here Book_Master is the database table. LibraryDataSet is the dataset, Book_MasterTableAdapter (not used in the above code) is the TableAdapter. Is there anything missing in the above code? Is there any other method to enter data into the database in visual basic 2008?
I have a program in where I need to loop though the entire dataset.datatable. I takes a long time. What is the alternative I can use to do the some job but faster?
I just discovered the DataTable.Select-function, and boy I'm glad I found it! It makes my code run several times faster. But, I don't quite understand why it's so much faster than my previous code. In my first code, I looped trough my DataTable to find the specific row, like this:
I have a SQLClient.DataSet in VB.NET, and I want to insert the entire thing into a SQL Server table without having to do the following:
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Since I've got close to a million rows (all pretty skinny, so it's not much space), I obviously don't want to run this loop and generate a million INSERT statements.
I know that one option is to use a linked server when I initially fetch the data, since it's coming from another SQL Server, and just have it to the INSERT from there. However, if I already have the data in my application, is there a more efficient way to bulk insert it? Can I somehow pass the DataTable as a parameter to SQL Server and have it sort it out and insert the rows?
I have a data table that has thousands of entries. The table has employee production information: YearMonth, Employee ID, Pages worked and Jobtypes (e,k,o and r). I need to calculate a sum of each jobtype and a sum of pages worked for each jobtype, for each individual employee. I am pulling this data from an Access database and so unfortunately I am unable to use LINQ.[code]...
I need a way to insert DataTable to asp GridView that contains already built Columns with turning autoGenerateColumns to False I just need to connect some DataTable's Columns to specific columns in Grid and change other stay as they are
I am pretty new to using LINQ and have been trying it out querying my strongly typed DataTable. I have managed to perform a 'Select' ok but was wondering if someone can point me in the right direction to do Insert and Updates. I'm not sure if LINQ is best doing an insert at all?
My Select code is as follows:
Dim results = From myRow In _dt.AsEnumerable() _ Where myRow.Language_key = Lang And _ myRow.Section_key = SectionKey And _
im trying to select some rows based on a criteria, i was wondering is it faster if i create a dataview (based on the criteria) and then loop through the view? or should i loop through the entire datatable and check the criteria manually.
