Help constructing an Update query using the DataAdapter

[nagar]

I'm using SQLite with the ADO.NET 2.0 SQLite Data Provider as the
storage of my application.
I chose to use an untyped dataset and I'm using a dataadapter to
report changes to the DB.

The query generated by the commands builder doesn't work propertly (I
often get a DBConcurrency exception). Therefore I'm created my own
update query but I'm still getting errors everytime the query is
generated.

Is there a way to actually see the resulting query (after parameters
have been inserted) before it is sent to the DB? This way I'd be able
to detect any errors in setting up the parameters.

Thanks.
Andrea

 

[Steven Cheng]

Hi Andrea,

As for the underlying SQL command text the SqlCommand(Data Adapter uses)
send, it rely on the Data Provider you use. For your scenario, what's the
SQLite provider you use, is it a pure .NET provider and is any debugging
resource(such as symbols or source code) of that provider available? You'll
need to perform debugging into the provider to get the underlying command
text. Otherwise, I think the proper place to inspect generated command text
is at DBMS layer. How do you think?

Sincerely,

Steven Cheng

Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead


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