how to retrieve informatin from deleted row?

A

Ansari

hi all,

I have some deleted row in datatable and I want to process these rows
following is the code:

With cmdDel
dim drs() as datatable = dtDetail.Select(Nothing, Nothing,
DataViewRowState.Deleted)
Dim dr as DataRow
For Each dr In drs '
.CommandText = "DELTE FROM Table1 WHERE Id = " & dr!Id
'************************* here i get the error
.ExecuteNonQuery()
Next
End With

I get the following error message

"System.Data.DeletedRowInaccessibleException - Deleted row information
cannot be accessed through the row."

So, how can I retrieve field values from a deleted row,...

Thanks in advance

Ansari
 
R

Ritesh Jain via DotNetMonster.com

Hi,
There is one alternative that u can try.........

'copy all the Deleted Rows into another Tables
dim dtDeleted as Datatable

dtDeleted = dtDetail.GetChanges(DataRowState.Deleted)
dtDeleted .RejectChanges

With cmdDel
Dim dr as DataRow
For Each dr In dtDeleted.Rows '
.CommandText = "DELTE FROM Table1 WHERE Id = " & dr!Id
'************************* here i get the error
.ExecuteNonQuery()
Next
End With


Regards,
Ritesh
 
E

Eric Barr

to get values from a deleted row you need use the Original version of
the row ...something like ...



If oDR.RowState = DataRowState.Deleted Then
myValue = oDR(fieldName, DataRwoVersion.Original)
Else
myValue = oDR(fieldName)
End If


Hope that helps,
-eric
 
W

W.G. Ryan eMVP

You can use the Rowstatefilter and set it to Deleted
http://www.knowdotnet.com/articles/dataviews1.html

It'd be a lot easier though to just specify a real Delete command for your
adapter and let Update handle it - you can use Getchanges to just get the
changed rows taht were deleted- + Don't use Dynamic Sql - it's dangerous and
error prone - if you must - use a parameterized query.

..CommandText = "DELTE FROM Table1 WHERE Id = @IdValue"
cmdDel.Parameters("@IdValue").Value = dr!Id
 

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