Hi
Is there any way of declaring an array of DataRow of variable size (or
dynamic array) in ADO.net as the fowwing syntax require the size of the array.

array<DataRow^>^ rows= gcnew array<DataRow^>(size);

I am searching my SQL Server2005 databases DataTable for a given column
value using DataTable::Select method and I don't know how many rows will it
return depending on the selection criteria.

Thanks for any help.

Manjree

DataTable is the standard object as collection for datarows.

Trying to set a DataTable in another array is a little bit impossible
because the DataRow needs is companion collection The DataColumns, which is
also part of the datatable.

Cor

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Hello Manjree,
Thanks for Cor's help.

In general, DataTable is a collection for datarows.

For you case, have you tried the following line?
array<System:ata:ataRow^>^ rows=myTable->Select("...");

In my opinion, we need not to define the size for array. Table::Select
method will return the array for us.

Hope this helps.
Best regards,

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Hi Wen

I am still looking for the resolutio of my problem "How to store rows
returned by a selection criteria as the no. of rows returned are not fixed?"

I really appriciate your help.

Thanks.

Manjree

"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" wrote:

Manjree,

The rows are forever fixed even when they are in a collection, they belong
to a datatable.

See for that the property DataRow.Table

Cor

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Hello Manjree,

Just as what Cor said, the Property Table->Rows->Count will return the
number of rows in current Table.
If rows retruned by Table::Select() method, Table->Select()->Length
proptery could tell us how many rows retruned by this selection criteria.

Try the following line:
array<System:ata:ataRow^>^ rows=gcnew
array<System:ata:ataRow^>(MyTable->Select("ID>100")->Length);
rows=MyTable->Select("ID>100");

Hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more concern. It's my
pleasure to assist you. Have a great day.
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Hi Wen

I am trying the following code:

pSrchRows=gcnew array<DataRow^>((pSrchTable1->Select(L"pSrchColumn1= 'aaa'
"))->Length);

pSrchRows=(pSrchTable1->Select(L"pSrchColumn1 = 'aaa' "));

which is throwing System.Data.EvaluateException.
cannot find column [pSrchColumn1]

Though I've checked it is taking correct table (say Supplier) in pSrchTable1
and correct column (e.g. supplierID) in pSrchColumn1 and there is a record
with value supplierID = 'aaa' in the database.


Any help will be appriciated.

Thanks.
Manjree




"WenYuan Wang [MSFT]" wrote:

Hello Manjree,

Try the following code line.
pSrchRows=gcnew array<DataRow^>((pSrchTable1->Select(L"supplierID = 'aaa'
"))->Length);

The column in the filter criteria should be the name of Column (supplierID)
rather than the name of object (pSrchColumn1).

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/det4aw50.aspx
[DataTable.Select Method (String)]

Hope this help. Please let me know if this works for you. I will follow up.
It's my pleasure to assist you.
Have a great day.
Best regards,

Wen Yuan
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Hello Wen

Thanks for the reply. It did work.

But the problem is that search can be on any column of any table selected
from comboBoxes in the GUI. So I set pSrchColumn1 to the selected column and
then use it.
Is there any other way round to resolve this problem?

Thanks.

Manjree

"WenYuan Wang [MSFT]" wrote:

Hello Tomasz,
Thanks for your reply.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...n.columnname(V
S.80).aspx
[DataColumn.ColumnName Property]

DataColumn.columnName property returns the name of current DataColumn
object.

Please try the following method and let me know if this is what you need.
I'm glad to assist you.

pSrchRows=gcnew array<DataRow^>((pSrchTable1->Select( pSrchColumn1->
columnName + L" = 'aaa' ")->Length);

Hope this helps.
Best regards,

Wen Yuan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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