Specify "%' In A WHERE Clause Of A Table Adapter Query?
May 4, 2010
I'm adding queries to a wizard generated Table Adapter with WHERE condition that involes the "%" wildcard:
SELECT * FROM Customers WHERE Country = @Country AND CustomerID LIKE @CustomerID
--If I add % after @CustomerID, I get an error message that the --query can't be parsed but if I run the query as above it returns all --the rolls irrespective the value I supplied for the CustomerID column.Only performance counts!
From Previous Forum Post: Table Adapter Parameterized Query.I added a query. FillByDate using Table Adapter which takes a date as input from the code. The query I have set is the following: [code] lastdate (string object) is a date (inside double quote) provided in the code. The code does not generate error but I get a screen which asks the date as input despite the fact that it has already been provided in the code. [code]
I'm using Queries within the TableAdapter to grab certain data record field validations, most of them are using the Scalar Query to see if a certain condition returns a record or not.
I have one check I need to do that SUMs three fields and have tried it with both a Scalar and Regular Select, both return the results fine, my problem is creating the right syntax in the VB code to check the returned values.
Here's the Query Code in the Adapter (called GetInvoiceSum) and I pass it the cJobNum
SELECT sum(taxable) as taxable, sum(material+labor) AS subtotal, sum(tax) AS tax from ticket where jobnum = @cJobnum Here is the Code in the VB app - it gives me errors on the declaration and I've tried various types DataRow, DataSet, etc....not sure what I'm missing here and am very new at this....
Dim nSumTicket As DataSet = Me.TicketTableAdapter.GetInvoiceSum(cJobnum)
I have the following query that executes when my form loads. It's the rowsource for my combo box. The query is fine and populates the combo perfect, however, when i click into the combo box I cannot click out of it or even close the form. I have tried taking out the line of code that fills the form via table adapter on load and it works fine (opening the form unbound by the main table). Has anyone run into this before? I have another combo box on the form setup the exact same way and this is not happening. I've experimented with different datatypes etc....
code to populate combo box:
Public Shared Function LoadCallSource() As String Dim sConnectionString As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:Documents and Settingsdiw07My DocumentsDaily Backupsphone memo backend.mdb"
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:
I have a data table whose one column is related to a column of another table. I have a listbox in a form which shows a column (which is sorted by another column value by ORDER clause) of the parent table and other columns are in textboxes. The child table is represented by a datagrid. When I add a new item in parent table and click save, the newly created item is listed at the bottom of the listbox violating my ORDER clause. When I wrote some codes to fill data again after updating, it shows an error message[code]...
I have this code to edit the datarow of my table adapter but t doesnt update the table. I think i have a missing code that's why but i cant figured it out. by the way im using vb2008 and SQL as my database. [code]
I added a table to my Access database. I added that table to my dataset. Using Database Designer VB Studio, my table and tableadapter show up in the design view. The class definition is in the datasetdesigner.vb, and it shows in the object browser. But, I can't reference it in code. I am a newby and obviously missing somethning.
I am learning how to use database. I am using sql server 2005. I would like to know how to make an sql query to the database from vb.net. I have tried some code. what i would like to know is, how to make the sqldataadapter statement with 2 or more where clause.
I have an application that does a search of our database (exposed via EF) for records meeting certain conditions. We have two main tables (Jobs and Recipients). Recipients are linked to the Jobs table by a Job ID.The job record has various fields (Process Date, NameJobType). The recipient has a lot of Name and ID fields (e.g. Account Number, Surname, etc)
I have a table DailyTransaction in MsAccess as under: DTDate, DTTime, CustId, Description, Quantity, Price, Amount, AccountNumber, Name I want to extend following query with a Group By clause:I require to display all records in a Listview Group By CustId.Then I require to display all records in a Listview Group By AccountName.e how I can extend following query with Group By clause to achieve the required results
I have an application that does a search of our database (exposed via EF) for records meeting certain conditions. We have two main tables (Jobs and Recipients). Recipients are linked to the Jobs table by a Job ID.The job record has various fields (Process Date, Name, JobType). The recipient has a lot of Name and ID fields (e.g. Account Number, Surname, etc)I want to present a search screen where they see a list of fields to search on. The ASP.net code then sees which textboxes the user typed in (or selected), and builds a query based on that. [code] Where I'm stuck is figuring out how to add in additional where clauses. Should I just use Entity SQL?Can this return strongly typed EF objects as well? And is it possible to return both the Jobs and Recipients objects?
I've written an SQL query with a lot of 'or's in the 'where' clause: i.e. "SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE col1='a' or col1='b' or col1='c'...etc" I'm trying to run a query in access via vb.net, but I keep getting "Query is too complex" error message. I'm guessing I've hit some maximum limit. Anyone know a way around this, other than just to break it down into multiple queries?
and what I'd like to do is when users edit something on this form that they post the changes to a table called exceptionsedit which is not part of that dataset. What I don't know how to do is to how to insert those edits to the exceptionsedit table.
I'm currently trying to loop through an array (two values) and use both values in a query inside the loop Right now my code doesn't work. I'm trying to populate dynamically the "appType" parameter within the "SelectParameters" tags of the SQLDataSource, but this won't work.
I am using VS2010 windows application , SQL server 2008 express at backend.I am designing a windows form with fields to search records in database.Say there are 3 fields in the form :
1) material no 2) material group 3)creation date the corressponding table in database with above fields is " Material_master" User can search materials in the database by entering any of the above fields.No I want to write a query where if user doesn't enter anything then my query should work like
"select * from materialmaster "
if only material no is enterd at screen then
"select * from materialmaster where MatNo = materialno "
if both date of creation and material no enterd then
" select * from materialmaster where MatNo = materialno and Date = creationdate "
In other words , field with no values in it should not be accounted in the where clause. Only one query I want to write.How we can achieve this in VB.net windows application?
I built a prototype system with some database queries. Since it was just a prototype and I was very new to databases, I just used a direct string. This is the string I used and it works fine:
command = New OleDbCommand("SELECT * FROM " + prefix + "CanonicForms WHERE Type=1 AND Canonic_Form='" + item + "'", dictionary_connection)
Now, in putting it in a real system, I wanted to use the more secure parametized method, so after some googling I came up with this:
command = New OleDbCommand("SELECT * FROM @prefix WHERE Type=1 AND Canonic_Form=@form", dictionary_connection) command.Parameters.AddWithValue("@prefix", prefix + "CanonicForms") command.Parameters.AddWithValue("@form", item)
But all I get is an error for an incomplete query clause. What have I done differently between the two?
To get an id value after a table insert into an Access database you do a SELECT @@IDENTITY. I would like to know if this will work if your INSERT query is a table adapter query? I created an INSERT query for a table in the dataset designer which is working. My concern is that if I make another query with SELECT @@IDENTITY it won't work because table adapters make a new connection each time. Can someone clear me up on this?
I have several labels that bind to my query adapter and I need to update (not TO the database but FROM the database) as data changes on database by another application.I only need to either check data on my database that changed or reload the data.I'm using data set, table adapters and tableadapter.queryadapter to query data (tantalization) from my database.all I want is to refresh/ update this values on my controls in my windows form I'm using VB.NET on VS2010.
I have a database with around 100 columns and when i go:
[Code]...
The code works fine with a smaller database, so i was just wondering the problem is that the database is too big and the adapter isn't able to handle such a long query. I was just wondering if anyone knows what kind of limits there are?
I have a table adapter that I use just to fill a form when it loads. I've added two new columns in the backend and went in through the "DataSources" and added them. They appaear in the XSD designer but for some reason are not filling the form when it loads. I the form is writting to the backend correctly via hand coded SQL.