Help Please ADO .Net 2.0 Query at RunTime HELP

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spooke

HI all
now are two days, 20 hours of work that i'm on this problem without a solution!!!
I think i'll become mad!!!

Here is the problem:

I Use C# 2.0 (VS .Net 2005) with thyped dataset
I Make my connection and the connection generates the DataTables and the TableAdapters
All ok really beautifull
I can add other queries at design time adding other TableAdapters

But my problem is:
I would like to make a query at runtime, the users choose something in the windows form and click on a button.
Then i whant to generate the query.
How to add a method to the tableadapter or is it an other whay?

Plesa if you whant to help me write down a bit of code because i'm really new in the oop and in c# too

thanks all
Gian Paolo
 
A

Aboulfazl Hadi

Hi
I think TableAdapter is a design-time feature of Visual Studio 2005. It
generates a lot of code for you when you creating new query.

You can use directly SqlCommand & SqlConnection and get the data.

Best Regards,
A.Hadi
 
C

Cor Ligthert [MVP]

Spooke,

Using the designtime Data wizards you probably cannot. Althouth the way can be to use the DataView, which has in version 2.0 very extended filter mechanismes.

Cor
"spooke" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht HI all
now are two days, 20 hours of work that i'm on this problem without a solution!!!
I think i'll become mad!!!

Here is the problem:

I Use C# 2.0 (VS .Net 2005) with thyped dataset
I Make my connection and the connection generates the DataTables and the TableAdapters
All ok really beautifull
I can add other queries at design time adding other TableAdapters

But my problem is:
I would like to make a query at runtime, the users choose something in the windows form and click on a button.
Then i whant to generate the query.
How to add a method to the tableadapter or is it an other whay?

Plesa if you whant to help me write down a bit of code because i'm really new in the oop and in c# too

thanks all
Gian Paolo
 

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