Extracting subsets of a DataSet

E

Ed

Now that I know how to read my data from a CVS file into a DataSet, I
need to know how to work with it. How do I create another DataSet that
has only those rows from the full table that have a specified value of
certain attributes?

For example, suppose my full table looks like this:

JOC Class Description Year first Year last Model Series Body
style Doors Seats Top Engine cyl. Engine disp.
Classics SS I 1931 1936 SS Saloon 2 2 Soft
Classics SS 1931 1936 SS 2 2 Soft
Classics SS Saloon 1.5 1936 1940 SS Saloon 2 4 Soft 1.5
Classics SS Saloon 2.5 1935 1940 SS Saloon 2 4 Hard 6 2.5
Classics SS Saloon 3.5 1937 1939 SS Saloon 2 4 Hard 6 3.5
Classics SS Tourer 2.5 1935 1937 SS Open tourer 2 4 Soft 6
2.5
Classics SS 100 2.5 1936 1940 SS Roadster 2 2 Soft 6 2.5
Classics SS 100 3.5 1937 1940 SS Roadster 2 2 Soft 6 3.5
Classics SS DHC 1.5 1937 1940 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft 6
1.5
Classics SS DHC 2.5 1937 1940 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft 6
2.5
Classics SS DHC 3.5 1937 1939 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft 6
3.5
Limo DS 420 Limo 1968 1992 DS Limo 4 4 Hard 6 4.2
XK Sports cars XK 120 roadster 1949 1952 XK Roadster 2 2 Soft
6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 OTS 1949 1952 XK Drop head coupe 2 2
Soft 6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 DHC 1949 1952 XK Convtible 2 2 Hard 6
3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 FHC 1949 1952 XK Fixed head coupe 2 2
Hard 6 3.4
E-Type E-Type OTS Ser. 1 3.8L 1961 1961 E-Type 1 Open two
seater 2 2 Soft 6 3.8


How do I create a new DataSet that has only the rows that have Model =
XK and Top = Hard

I realize this is revealing my ignorance of relational databases, but
mayben someone can get me going in the right direction.

Thanks.

Ed
 
E

Ed

Cor,

I'm trying to use the DataView, but must not understand something.
Here is a snip from my code:

[.... the following code is preceded by code that loads
ds.Table(0). The full table is successfully displayed in DataGrid1
....]
DataGrid1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
DataGrid1.DataBind()
' subset of rows in which Top = Soft
Dim view As DataView = New DataView()
With view
..Table = ds.Tables(0)
..AllowDelete = True
..AllowEdit = True
..AllowNew = True
..RowFilter = "Top = 'Soft'"
..RowStateFilter = DataViewRowState.ModifiedCurrent
'.Sort = "Model DESC"
End With
' Bind to a DataGrid control
dgSoftTops.DataSource = view
dgSoftTops.DataBind()

When this gets executed the dgSoftTops DataGrid shows with only the
header row. IOW, the filtering seems to exclude all rows, even though
there are many rows in which Soft ocurs in the Top column.

Can you see what I'm doing wrong here?

Thanks,

Ed
 
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Cor Ligthert[MVP]

Ed,

You are sure you only want the modified rows?

I doubt that

Cor



Ed said:
Cor,

I'm trying to use the DataView, but must not understand something. Here is
a snip from my code:

[.... the following code is preceded by code that loads ds.Table(0).
The full table is successfully displayed in DataGrid1 ...]
DataGrid1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
DataGrid1.DataBind()
' subset of rows in which Top = Soft
Dim view As DataView = New DataView()
With view
.Table = ds.Tables(0)
.AllowDelete = True
.AllowEdit = True
.AllowNew = True
.RowFilter = "Top = 'Soft'"
.RowStateFilter = DataViewRowState.ModifiedCurrent
'.Sort = "Model DESC"
End With
' Bind to a DataGrid control
dgSoftTops.DataSource = view
dgSoftTops.DataBind()

When this gets executed the dgSoftTops DataGrid shows with only the header
row. IOW, the filtering seems to exclude all rows, even though there are
many rows in which Soft ocurs in the Top column.

Can you see what I'm doing wrong here?

Thanks,

Ed

Cor Ligthert said:
Ed,

That is not so difficult, there are two possibilities, in your situation
I would start to try the Dataview (which is in a datatable as the
defaultview) rowfilter

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.dataview.rowfilter.aspx

Cor
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E

Ed Sowell

Armin,

Starting with the entire dataset, I need to pare it down by application of
successive selections. It would be easiest, I would think, to start with the
whole list then remove all those that DO NOT match a certain criteria, then
do it for the next criterion, and so on. This could be done very easily if a
dataset had a Remove method. Is there a way to do this.
ed
 
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Cor Ligthert[MVP]

Ed,

There are remove and delete methods, in your case it is almost not important
what the difference is, because at the moment you are not using the dataset
against a database.

However, I agree with Scott that you are most probably going the wrong way.
I have written something in the thread about that.

Cor
 
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Ed

No, that's not what I was trying to do. I was trying to use DataView
as you suggested. I was using an example I found in the documentation,
but from what you say here I am way off. However, I have abandon the
DataView idea because what I have read about DataView does not seem to
be what I want. As i understand it, DataView's principal usage is in
situations where the dataset is subject to change, and the various
DataViews are to change accordingly. I don't need that because in any
single session of the Web app I am trying to create the data does not
change. I am instead pursing the approach suggested by Armin. It works
quite nicely for a single constrained descriptor. My problem at the
moment is to aply multiple constrained descriptors so the user can
quickly narrow down his region of search. Allow me to elaborate.


My view of my problem is as follows:

I have a CVS file that is a set of rows with headers. My goal is to
display only, not modify, a subset of those rows based on user input.
For example, if the user says his car has a soft top, and all other
descriptors are not specified, I want to display all rows for which
the column headed "Top" has a value of "Soft." If he also says it's
Model designition is "E-Type" it should display only E-types with soft
tops. Right now, my thinking is to do a series of "removals" based on
single descriptor constraints. Keep in mind that I am NOT talking
about removal from the original data, bou only from the internal data
structure in which it was read. So after removing all those that are
not Soft Top, I then remove all those that are not E-Types. the
remainder are only hard top E-Types. (BTW, ar eyou a Jag fan?)

I am also thinking about another strategy, namely doing only a single
Select, based on a Select string that is constructed, e.g.,

strSelect = "Top = 'Soft' And Model = 'E-Type'"
Dim drSelection() As DataRow = dtAllModels.Select(strSelect)

If that does works it accomplishes the task at one fell swoop. What do
you think?

The problem I have with Scotts suggestion is I think it reflects a
misunderstanding of what I am trying to do, certainly due to my poor
explanations and lack of familiarity of the terminology used here. But
perhaps I don't know wht he means when he suggests going entirly to a
real database environment. If he means switching to a real database
for my main project, of which the Web app is just a adjunct, that's
not likely to happen. The main project is a Windows based membership
records system to be used by a succession of club members with varying
degrees oc computer skills. Excel has the advantage of being widely
used by lay people. If I switched even to Access the club likely would
be unable to find anyone to do the job. So, it seems entirely
reasonable to simply export a CVS file from Excel for use as a
read-only input for this little Web app.

Thanks for listening, and for your help. I feel I am making progress.

Ed

Cor Ligthert said:
Ed,

You are sure you only want the modified rows?

I doubt that

Cor



Ed said:
Cor,

I'm trying to use the DataView, but must not understand something.
Here is a snip from my code:

[.... the following code is preceded by code that loads
ds.Table(0). The full table is successfully displayed in DataGrid1
...]
DataGrid1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
DataGrid1.DataBind()
' subset of rows in which Top = Soft
Dim view As DataView = New DataView()
With view
.Table = ds.Tables(0)
.AllowDelete = True
.AllowEdit = True
.AllowNew = True
.RowFilter = "Top = 'Soft'"
.RowStateFilter = DataViewRowState.ModifiedCurrent
'.Sort = "Model DESC"
End With
' Bind to a DataGrid control
dgSoftTops.DataSource = view
dgSoftTops.DataBind()

When this gets executed the dgSoftTops DataGrid shows with only the
header row. IOW, the filtering seems to exclude all rows, even
though there are many rows in which Soft ocurs in the Top column.

Can you see what I'm doing wrong here?

Thanks,

Ed

Cor Ligthert said:
Ed,

That is not so difficult, there are two possibilities, in your
situation I would start to try the Dataview (which is in a
datatable as the defaultview) rowfilter

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.dataview.rowfilter.aspx

Cor



Now that I know how to read my data from a CVS file into a
DataSet, I need to know how to work with it. How do I create
another DataSet that has only those rows from the full table that
have a specified value of certain attributes?

For example, suppose my full table looks like this:

JOC Class Description Year first Year last Model Series
Body style Doors Seats Top Engine cyl. Engine disp.
Classics SS I 1931 1936 SS Saloon 2 2 Soft
Classics SS 1931 1936 SS 2 2 Soft
Classics SS Saloon 1.5 1936 1940 SS Saloon 2 4 Soft 1.5
Classics SS Saloon 2.5 1935 1940 SS Saloon 2 4 Hard 6 2.5
Classics SS Saloon 3.5 1937 1939 SS Saloon 2 4 Hard 6
3.5
Classics SS Tourer 2.5 1935 1937 SS Open tourer 2 4 Soft
6 2.5
Classics SS 100 2.5 1936 1940 SS Roadster 2 2 Soft 6 2.5
Classics SS 100 3.5 1937 1940 SS Roadster 2 2 Soft 6 3.5
Classics SS DHC 1.5 1937 1940 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft
6 1.5
Classics SS DHC 2.5 1937 1940 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft
6 2.5
Classics SS DHC 3.5 1937 1939 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft
6 3.5
Limo DS 420 Limo 1968 1992 DS Limo 4 4 Hard 6 4.2
XK Sports cars XK 120 roadster 1949 1952 XK Roadster 2 2
Soft 6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 OTS 1949 1952 XK Drop head coupe 2 2
Soft 6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 DHC 1949 1952 XK Convtible 2 2 Hard
6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 FHC 1949 1952 XK Fixed head coupe 2
2 Hard 6 3.4
E-Type E-Type OTS Ser. 1 3.8L 1961 1961 E-Type 1 Open two
seater 2 2 Soft 6 3.8


How do I create a new DataSet that has only the rows that have
Model = XK and Top = Hard

I realize this is revealing my ignorance of relational databases,
but mayben someone can get me going in the right direction.

Thanks.

Ed
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Cor Ligthert[MVP]

Ed,

I don't know where you got the sample but this should be enough
\\\
DataGrid1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
DataGrid1.DataBind()
' subset of rows in which Top = Soft
Dim dv As new DataView(ds.Tables(0))' try to avoid names as view as those
are often keywords
dv.RowFilter = "Top = 'Soft'"
dv.Sort = "Model DESC"
dgSoftTops.DataSource = dv
dgSoftTops.DataBind()
////

However, you are making your application now as a kind of windowsform
application. As I wrote before, are you normally not able to get a csv file
from a client computer using ASPNET. It is now working in the test situation
because it is on your own computer which is also the server.

It can be that this is the way you want it, but then it is probably easier
and more elegant to simply make a windowsform application (and you can use
your csv files then).

Cor

Ed said:
No, that's not what I was trying to do. I was trying to use DataView as
you suggested. I was using an example I found in the documentation, but
from what you say here I am way off. However, I have abandon the DataView
idea because what I have read about DataView does not seem to be what I
want. As i understand it, DataView's principal usage is in situations
where the dataset is subject to change, and the various DataViews are to
change accordingly. I don't need that because in any single session of the
Web app I am trying to create the data does not change. I am instead
pursing the approach suggested by Armin. It works quite nicely for a
single constrained descriptor. My problem at the moment is to aply
multiple constrained descriptors so the user can quickly narrow down his
region of search. Allow me to elaborate.


My view of my problem is as follows:

I have a CVS file that is a set of rows with headers. My goal is to
display only, not modify, a subset of those rows based on user input. For
example, if the user says his car has a soft top, and all other
descriptors are not specified, I want to display all rows for which the
column headed "Top" has a value of "Soft." If he also says it's Model
designition is "E-Type" it should display only E-types with soft tops.
Right now, my thinking is to do a series of "removals" based on single
descriptor constraints. Keep in mind that I am NOT talking about removal
from the original data, bou only from the internal data structure in which
it was read. So after removing all those that are not Soft Top, I then
remove all those that are not E-Types. the remainder are only hard top
E-Types. (BTW, ar eyou a Jag fan?)

I am also thinking about another strategy, namely doing only a single
Select, based on a Select string that is constructed, e.g.,

strSelect = "Top = 'Soft' And Model = 'E-Type'"
Dim drSelection() As DataRow = dtAllModels.Select(strSelect)

If that does works it accomplishes the task at one fell swoop. What do you
think?

The problem I have with Scotts suggestion is I think it reflects a
misunderstanding of what I am trying to do, certainly due to my poor
explanations and lack of familiarity of the terminology used here. But
perhaps I don't know wht he means when he suggests going entirly to a real
database environment. If he means switching to a real database for my main
project, of which the Web app is just a adjunct, that's not likely to
happen. The main project is a Windows based membership records system to
be used by a succession of club members with varying degrees oc computer
skills. Excel has the advantage of being widely used by lay people. If I
switched even to Access the club likely would be unable to find anyone to
do the job. So, it seems entirely reasonable to simply export a CVS file
from Excel for use as a read-only input for this little Web app.

Thanks for listening, and for your help. I feel I am making progress.

Ed

Cor Ligthert said:
Ed,

You are sure you only want the modified rows?

I doubt that

Cor



Ed said:
Cor,

I'm trying to use the DataView, but must not understand something. Here
is a snip from my code:

[.... the following code is preceded by code that loads ds.Table(0).
The full table is successfully displayed in DataGrid1 ...]
DataGrid1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
DataGrid1.DataBind()
' subset of rows in which Top = Soft
Dim view As DataView = New DataView()
With view
.Table = ds.Tables(0)
.AllowDelete = True
.AllowEdit = True
.AllowNew = True
.RowFilter = "Top = 'Soft'"
.RowStateFilter = DataViewRowState.ModifiedCurrent
'.Sort = "Model DESC"
End With
' Bind to a DataGrid control
dgSoftTops.DataSource = view
dgSoftTops.DataBind()

When this gets executed the dgSoftTops DataGrid shows with only the
header row. IOW, the filtering seems to exclude all rows, even though
there are many rows in which Soft ocurs in the Top column.

Can you see what I'm doing wrong here?

Thanks,

Ed

Ed,

That is not so difficult, there are two possibilities, in your
situation I would start to try the Dataview (which is in a datatable as
the defaultview) rowfilter

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.dataview.rowfilter.aspx

Cor



Now that I know how to read my data from a CVS file into a DataSet, I
need to know how to work with it. How do I create another DataSet that
has only those rows from the full table that have a specified value of
certain attributes?

For example, suppose my full table looks like this:

JOC Class Description Year first Year last Model Series Body
style Doors Seats Top Engine cyl. Engine disp.
Classics SS I 1931 1936 SS Saloon 2 2 Soft
Classics SS 1931 1936 SS 2 2 Soft
Classics SS Saloon 1.5 1936 1940 SS Saloon 2 4 Soft 1.5
Classics SS Saloon 2.5 1935 1940 SS Saloon 2 4 Hard 6 2.5
Classics SS Saloon 3.5 1937 1939 SS Saloon 2 4 Hard 6 3.5
Classics SS Tourer 2.5 1935 1937 SS Open tourer 2 4 Soft 6 2.5
Classics SS 100 2.5 1936 1940 SS Roadster 2 2 Soft 6 2.5
Classics SS 100 3.5 1937 1940 SS Roadster 2 2 Soft 6 3.5
Classics SS DHC 1.5 1937 1940 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft 6
1.5
Classics SS DHC 2.5 1937 1940 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft 6
2.5
Classics SS DHC 3.5 1937 1939 SS Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft 6
3.5
Limo DS 420 Limo 1968 1992 DS Limo 4 4 Hard 6 4.2
XK Sports cars XK 120 roadster 1949 1952 XK Roadster 2 2 Soft 6
3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 OTS 1949 1952 XK Drop head coupe 2 2 Soft
6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 DHC 1949 1952 XK Convtible 2 2 Hard 6
3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 FHC 1949 1952 XK Fixed head coupe 2 2
Hard 6 3.4
E-Type E-Type OTS Ser. 1 3.8L 1961 1961 E-Type 1 Open two seater
2 2 Soft 6 3.8


How do I create a new DataSet that has only the rows that have Model =
XK and Top = Hard

I realize this is revealing my ignorance of relational databases, but
mayben someone can get me going in the right direction.

Thanks.

Ed
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E

Ed

The code you give below is more clear, but it doesn't work for me. It
fails with an unhandled exception, saying it can't find column Model.
here is a snippet from my CVS file:

JOCClass,Description,YearFirst,YearLast,Model
,Series,Body,Doors,Seats,Top,EngineCyl,EngineDisp
Classics,SS I,1931,1936,SS,,Saloon,2,2,Soft,,
Classics,SS,1931,1936,SS,,,2,2,Soft,,
Classics,SS Saloon 1.5,1936,1940,SS,,Saloon,2,4,Soft,,1.5
Classics,SS Saloon 2.5,1935,1940,SS,,Saloon,2,4,Hard,6,2.5
Classics,SS Saloon 3.5,1937,1939,SS,,Saloon,2,4,Hard fixed,6,3.5
Classics,SS Tourer 2.5,1935,1937,SS,,Open tourer,2,4,Soft,6,2.5

Regarding the example I was following, I'm not sure where I got it. I
can't find it in the Visual Studio .NET I'm using (2002 version, BTW),
so it might have been out of an online source.

Regarding the application I am making, it is a Web Form, not a Windows
Form. Or, at least that is my intention. I am running it on my local
Windows XP Pro machine under IIS. However, at some point I intend to
upload it to my hosting sirvice provider, IVCHosting.com. I have been
laboring under the assumption that this is what one is supposed to do:
develop and test locally, then deploy to a real Web server to expose
it to the Internet. I'd like to believe that the application would
behave the same in both places as long as the host has the services I
am using. ut from what you say here, I guess I ought to try deployment
right away to see if there is basis for my optimism.

Thanks for you patience, Cor.

Ed

Cor Ligthert said:
Ed,

I don't know where you got the sample but this should be enough
\\\
DataGrid1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
DataGrid1.DataBind()
' subset of rows in which Top = Soft
Dim dv As new DataView(ds.Tables(0))' try to avoid names as view as
those are often keywords
dv.RowFilter = "Top = 'Soft'"
dv.Sort = "Model DESC"
dgSoftTops.DataSource = dv
dgSoftTops.DataBind()
////

However, you are making your application now as a kind of
windowsform application. As I wrote before, are you normally not
able to get a csv file from a client computer using ASPNET. It is
now working in the test situation because it is on your own computer
which is also the server.

It can be that this is the way you want it, but then it is probably
easier and more elegant to simply make a windowsform application
(and you can use your csv files then).

Cor

Ed said:
No, that's not what I was trying to do. I was trying to use
DataView as you suggested. I was using an example I found in the
documentation, but from what you say here I am way off. However, I
have abandon the DataView idea because what I have read about
DataView does not seem to be what I want. As i understand it,
DataView's principal usage is in situations where the dataset is
subject to change, and the various DataViews are to change
accordingly. I don't need that because in any single session of the
Web app I am trying to create the data does not change. I am
instead pursing the approach suggested by Armin. It works quite
nicely for a single constrained descriptor. My problem at the
moment is to aply multiple constrained descriptors so the user can
quickly narrow down his region of search. Allow me to elaborate.


My view of my problem is as follows:

I have a CVS file that is a set of rows with headers. My goal is to
display only, not modify, a subset of those rows based on user
input. For example, if the user says his car has a soft top, and
all other descriptors are not specified, I want to display all rows
for which the column headed "Top" has a value of "Soft." If he also
says it's Model designition is "E-Type" it should display only
E-types with soft tops. Right now, my thinking is to do a series of
"removals" based on single descriptor constraints. Keep in mind
that I am NOT talking about removal from the original data, bou
only from the internal data structure in which it was read. So
after removing all those that are not Soft Top, I then remove all
those that are not E-Types. the remainder are only hard top
E-Types. (BTW, ar eyou a Jag fan?)

I am also thinking about another strategy, namely doing only a
single Select, based on a Select string that is constructed, e.g.,

strSelect = "Top = 'Soft' And Model = 'E-Type'"
Dim drSelection() As DataRow = dtAllModels.Select(strSelect)

If that does works it accomplishes the task at one fell swoop. What
do you think?

The problem I have with Scotts suggestion is I think it reflects a
misunderstanding of what I am trying to do, certainly due to my
poor explanations and lack of familiarity of the terminology used
here. But perhaps I don't know wht he means when he suggests going
entirly to a real database environment. If he means switching to a
real database for my main project, of which the Web app is just a
adjunct, that's not likely to happen. The main project is a Windows
based membership records system to be used by a succession of club
members with varying degrees oc computer skills. Excel has the
advantage of being widely used by lay people. If I switched even to
Access the club likely would be unable to find anyone to do the
job. So, it seems entirely reasonable to simply export a CVS file
from Excel for use as a read-only input for this little Web app.

Thanks for listening, and for your help. I feel I am making
progress.

Ed

Cor Ligthert said:
Ed,

You are sure you only want the modified rows?

I doubt that

Cor



Cor,

I'm trying to use the DataView, but must not understand
something. Here is a snip from my code:

[.... the following code is preceded by code that loads
ds.Table(0). The full table is successfully displayed in
DataGrid1 ...]
DataGrid1.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
DataGrid1.DataBind()
' subset of rows in which Top = Soft
Dim view As DataView = New DataView()
With view
.Table = ds.Tables(0)
.AllowDelete = True
.AllowEdit = True
.AllowNew = True
.RowFilter = "Top = 'Soft'"
.RowStateFilter = DataViewRowState.ModifiedCurrent
'.Sort = "Model DESC"
End With
' Bind to a DataGrid control
dgSoftTops.DataSource = view
dgSoftTops.DataBind()

When this gets executed the dgSoftTops DataGrid shows with only
the header row. IOW, the filtering seems to exclude all rows,
even though there are many rows in which Soft ocurs in the Top
column.

Can you see what I'm doing wrong here?

Thanks,

Ed

Ed,

That is not so difficult, there are two possibilities, in your
situation I would start to try the Dataview (which is in a
datatable as the defaultview) rowfilter

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.dataview.rowfilter.aspx

Cor



Now that I know how to read my data from a CVS file into a
DataSet, I need to know how to work with it. How do I create
another DataSet that has only those rows from the full table
that have a specified value of certain attributes?

For example, suppose my full table looks like this:

JOC Class Description Year first Year last Model Series
Body style Doors Seats Top Engine cyl. Engine disp.
Classics SS I 1931 1936 SS Saloon 2 2 Soft
Classics SS 1931 1936 SS 2 2 Soft
Classics SS Saloon 1.5 1936 1940 SS Saloon 2 4 Soft
1.5
Classics SS Saloon 2.5 1935 1940 SS Saloon 2 4 Hard 6
2.5
Classics SS Saloon 3.5 1937 1939 SS Saloon 2 4 Hard 6
3.5
Classics SS Tourer 2.5 1935 1937 SS Open tourer 2 4
Soft 6 2.5
Classics SS 100 2.5 1936 1940 SS Roadster 2 2 Soft 6
2.5
Classics SS 100 3.5 1937 1940 SS Roadster 2 2 Soft 6
3.5
Classics SS DHC 1.5 1937 1940 SS Drop head coupe 2 2
Soft 6 1.5
Classics SS DHC 2.5 1937 1940 SS Drop head coupe 2 2
Soft 6 2.5
Classics SS DHC 3.5 1937 1939 SS Drop head coupe 2 2
Soft 6 3.5
Limo DS 420 Limo 1968 1992 DS Limo 4 4 Hard 6 4.2
XK Sports cars XK 120 roadster 1949 1952 XK Roadster 2 2
Soft 6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 OTS 1949 1952 XK Drop head coupe 2
2 Soft 6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 DHC 1949 1952 XK Convtible 2 2
Hard 6 3.4
XK Sports cars XK 120 FHC 1949 1952 XK Fixed head coupe
2 2 Hard 6 3.4
E-Type E-Type OTS Ser. 1 3.8L 1961 1961 E-Type 1 Open two
seater 2 2 Soft 6 3.8


How do I create a new DataSet that has only the rows that have
Model = XK and Top = Hard

I realize this is revealing my ignorance of relational
databases, but mayben someone can get me going in the right
direction.

Thanks.

Ed
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