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 - ANN: OleDBPro and OleDBProNet released for flexible, easy and fast accessing large database recordset Hi, All: UDAParts keeps on improving OleDBPro and OleDBProNet, and has just updated OleDBPro (2.5.0.1) for C++ and OleDBProNet (2.0.0.1) for .NET. The new important updates include: 1. In addition to 32bit regular desktop development, now OleDBPro for C++ also fully supports 64bit, CE and smartphone phone developments. 2. In addition to 32bit regular desktop development, now OleDBProNet also fully supports 64bit development too. 3. Methods FindFirst, FindNext, FindPrev and FindLast are added into both OleDBPro and OleDBProNet for finding records directly on server side with great performance, flexibility and simplicity. 4. A new sample Find added for demonstrating the usage of the above four methods for C++. The old sample RowsetFind for .NET is updated to echo the usage of these methods. The methods FindPrev and FindLast are only found in OleDBPro and OleDBProNet through MS OLEDB technology! Major OLEDB providers, ORACLE Oracle, MS SQL native client, MS client cursor engine, and advantage OLEDB providers support these finding methods fully. Now, our OleDBPro and OleDBProNet provides much more key features than other similar components like classic ADO and ADO.NET providers. See the sites http://www.udaparts.com/oledbpro.htm, http://www.udaparts.com/devguide.htm, and http://www.udaparts.com/oledbpronet.htm. Cheers! Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145725
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 - Dotnet Viewers http://ganesh-freedotnetbooks1.blogspot.com http://ganesh-freedotnetbooks.blogspot.com http://freefreedownloadsoftwares.blogspot.com Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145717
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 - Capture SQL statements on Client side ADO.NET Hi Everyone, I have to capture & log all SQL statements on Client side ADO.NET. It is not allowed to run SQL profiler against Oracle/SQL server. It is a winform application based on .NET 3.5. Could anyone please give me any idea about capturing&logging all SQL statements on Client side ADO.NET? Thanks a lot in advance, Jin. Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145712
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 - Missing parameter for data adapter select Hi I am using below in my dataadapter SELECT statement; SELECT <field list> FROM Clients WHERE (Status = ?) ORDER BY ID What if I need all clients regardless of status, is there a way to modify the above statement to include this situation or is a second query needed for that? Thanks Regards Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145706
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 - ANN: DBTyP.NET 2008 - Database Comparison Tool - New Release This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0049_01C8DD65.908B9000 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable DBTyP.NET 2008 Release 3=20 Vienna, Austria - June 28, 2008 Today, BYPsoft announced the availability of DBTyP.NET 2008 Release 3, = the newest version of the cross-database comparison tool that compares = SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle databases (schema and data). DBTyP.NET 2008 = Release 3 is available for download from http://www.bypsoft.com. With its rich support for schema and data cross-database comparison, = DBTyP.NET takes the mystery out of databases, making their comparison = practical and easy for programmers and database administrators = everywhere. Over and above its powerful comparison capabilities till = now, BYPsoft added to the DBTyP.NET 2008 support for schema comparisons = for Oracle databases. Full cross database comparison family includes now = support for SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle databases in the latest release = of DBTyP.NET 2008 for a fraction of the cost of single-database = solution.=20 Since the DBTyP.NET is under constant development, user interface has = been redesigned and rich visual interface and easy-to-use features of = DBTyP.NET 2008 allow developers and DBAs to identify and deploy changes = quickly on all supported databases and enhance productivity and maximize = results. Features like colorfull differences, different objects icons, = visual column description, in place colorfull script differences, = multiple views and more all save time and ensure accuracy. In addition to all the new features listed above, in the latest release = of DBTyP.NET 2008 BYPsoft includes also the following:=20 a.. SQL Server 2008 Ready=20 b.. Support for SQL Server ROWGUIDCOL=20 c.. Filtered out system objects on SQL Server databases.=20 d.. Support SQLServer user defined types.=20 e.. Support MySQL ENUM and SET data types. We know that constant development is the key to progress, therefore we = already started working on all new cool features. Stay with us.=20 ------=_NextPart_000_0049_01C8DD65.908B9000 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2900.5583" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV> <DIV>DBTyP.NET 2008 Release = 3=20 <H2 class=3Dwestern>Vienna,=20 Austria - June 28, 2008</H2> Today, BYPsoft = announced the=20 availability of DBTyP.NET 2008 Release 3, the newest version of the=20 cross-database comparison tool that compares SQL Server, MySQL and = Oracle=20 databases (schema and data). DBTyP.NET 2008 Release 3 is available=20 for download from <A=20 href=3D"">http://www.bypsoft.com</A>. With its rich = support for=20 schema and data cross-database comparison, DBTyP.NET takes the mystery = out of=20 databases, making their comparison practical and easy for programmers = and=20 database administrators everywhere. Over and above its powerful = comparison=20 capabilities till now, BYPsoft added to the DBTyP.NET 2008 support for = schema=20 comparisons for Oracle databases. Full cross database comparison family = includes=20 now support for SQL Server, MySQL and Oracle databases in the latest = release of=20 DBTyP.NET 2008 for a fraction of the cost of single-database solution.=20 Since the DBTyP.NET is under constant development, user = interface has=20 been redesigned and rich visual interface and easy-to-use features of = DBTyP.NET=20 2008 allow developers and DBAs to  identify and deploy changes = quickly on=20 all supported databases and enhance productivity and maximize results. = Features=20 like colorfull differences, different objects icons, visual column = description,=20 in place colorfull script differences, multiple views and more all save = time and=20 ensure accuracy. In addition to all the new features listed = above, in the=20 latest release of DBTyP.NET 2008 BYPsoft includes also the following:=20 <UL> <LI> <FONT=20 size=3D2>SQL Server 2008 Ready <LI> <FONT=20 size=3D2>Support for SQL Server ROWGUIDCOL <LI> <FONT=20 size=3D2>Filtered out system objects on SQL Server databases.=20 <LI> <FONT=20 size=3D2>Support SQLServer user defined types. <LI> Support MySQL = ENUM and SET=20 data types.</LI></UL> We know=20 that constant development is the key to progress, therefore we already = started=20 working on all new cool features. Stay with us.=20 </DIV></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0049_01C8DD65.908B9000-- Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145703
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 - Newbie question: Cstr vs toString Hi I have a WinForm app with a bound form. When user enters a value in field rateid I lookup the respective rate amount from a table and assign it to field rate.I am using the DLookup function to achieve this (full code given below). This function returns a value of type object so I need to convert it to string. If I use the function as below (using ToString) it works fine; Me.txtRate.Text = DLookup(<parameters here>).ToString but if I use it with a CStr Me.txtRate.Text = CStr(DLookup(<parameters here>)) and then browse through 2-3 record the form stops showing data in the bound fields. This brings me to question; what is the difference between CStr and tostring that could be causing the above problem? Thanks Regards ======= Function DLookup(ByVal SearchFld As String, ByVal SearchTbl As String, ByVal SearchCriteria As String) As Object Dim Cmd As OleDb.OleDbCommand Dim Reader As OleDb.OleDbDataReader Cmd = New OleDb.OleDbCommand("SELECT " & SearchFld & " FROM " & SearchTbl & " WHERE " & SearchCriteria, DBConnection()) Reader = Cmd.ExecuteReader() If (Reader.Read()) Then DLookup = Reader.GetValue(0) Else DLookup = DBNull.Value End If Reader.Close() Reader = Nothing Cmd = Nothing End Function Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145696
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 - Count all records for all tables Hi Experts Hope Iâ??m in the correct thread. Iâ??m using VS 2005 and the .NET Framework Data Provider for Oracle to connect to an Oracle 7 database. All is ok and I can view and run simple SQL like SELECT COUNT(*) AS EXPR1 FROM ADDRESSES Iâ??m trying to write some SQL that will count all the records in all the tables. I have over 600 tables in the Oracle database. Iâ??ve tried SELECT OBJECT_NAME(id) AS Expr1, rows FROM sysindexes WHERE (indid IN (1, 0)) Which works ok when connected to SQL Server but not Oracle. Any ideas? Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145689
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 - How VS2008 DataSet generated works? Hello, I'm new in .Net world and there is so many info that I'm lost. DataSet is creted by Visual Studio 2008 to handle a FireBird database. Where can I find documentation about how to use theses classes in a better way? What is the most efective way to use it: load table by table from the database and DataSet handles it or is better create a composite query leaving the work to the database and DataSet gets the relationship already done? Thanks, Marco Castro Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145688
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 - Error occurred during the pre-login handshake Hi all, Can anyone tell me why in my production server get the error when I try to open SqlConnection using ADO.NET? The error happen intermittent. My server is running Windows Server 2003 and SQL Server 2005. Below is the error:- Source = .Net SqlClient Data Provider Error = A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the pre-login handshake. (provider: SSL Provider, error: 0 - Not enough storage is available to complete this operation.) | at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnection.OnError(SqlException exception, Boolean breakConnection) at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.ThrowExceptionAndWarning(TdsParserStateObject stateObj) at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.ConsumePreLoginHandshake(Boolean encrypt, Boolean trustServerCert, Boolean& marsCapable) at System.Data.SqlClient.TdsParser.Connect(ServerInfo serverInfo, SqlInternalConnectionTds connHandler, Boolean ignoreSniOpenTimeout, Int64 timerExpire, Boolean encrypt, Boolean trustServerCert, Boolean integratedSecurity, SqlConnection owningObject) at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnectionTds.AttemptOneLogin(ServerInfo serverInfo, String newPassword, Boolean ignoreSniOpenTimeout, Int64 timerExpire, SqlConnection owningObject) at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnectionTds.LoginNoFailover(String host, String newPassword, Boolean redirectedUserInstance, SqlConnection owningObject, SqlConnectionString connectionOptions, Int64 timerStart) at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnectionTds.OpenLoginEnlist(SqlConnection owningObject, SqlConnectionString connectionOptions, String newPassword, Boolean redirectedUserInstance) at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlInternalConnectionTds..ctor(DbConnectionPoolIdentity identity, SqlConnectionString connectionOptions, Object providerInfo, String newPassword, SqlConnection owningObject, Boolean redirectedUserInstance) at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnectionFactory.CreateConnection(DbConnectionOptions options, Object poolGroupProviderInfo, DbConnectionPool pool, DbConnection owningConnection) at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.CreatePooledConnection(DbConnection owningConnection, DbConnectionPool pool, DbConnectionOptions options) at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPool.CreateObject(DbConnection owningObject) at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPool.UserCreateRequest(DbConnection owningObject) at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionPool.GetConnection(DbConnection owningObject) at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionFactory.GetConnection(DbConnection owningConnection) at System.Data.ProviderBase.DbConnectionClosed.OpenConnection(DbConnection outerConnection, DbConnectionFactory connectionFactory) at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.Open() Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145685
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 - What does payload mean? What does the term payload mean in the following links? http://dotnetaddict.dotnetdevelopersjournal.com/adoef_vs_linqsql.htm http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa697428(VS.80).aspx Thanks for any help. Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145682
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 - Read a Visual FoxPro dbf file. Hi all. I'm trying to open a dbf file which appears to be FoxPro. I've tried using the OLE and ODBC classes but I'm not having any luck. I keep getting an exception: "The Microsoft Jet database engine could not find the object 'EQR_TRANSACTION_200803'. Make sure the object exists and that you spell its name and the path name correctly." Here is the ODBC code: try { string connString = @"DBQ=C:\Test;Driver={Microsoft dBase Driver (*.dbf)}; DriverId=277"; OdbcConnection conn = new OdbcConnection(connString); OdbcDataAdapter da = new OdbcDataAdapter("select * from EQR_TRANSACTION_200803", conn); DataTable table = new DataTable("table"); da.Fill(table); dataGridView1.DataSource = table; } catch (Exception e) { MessageBox.Show(e.Message); } Any ideas? Thanks, Joe Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145680
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 - Scripts failing without error I have some simple scripts to create databases and add users/roles. The scripts run just fine in Management Studio. When I run them programmitcally they execute without any errors, however nothing happens; neither the users nor the databases are created. Here's an example for adding a user and setting role to sysadmin: -- Get Major Version of Sql Server -- 8 = Sql Server 2000 -- 9 = Sql Server 2005 DECLARE @version nvarchar(128) select @version = LEFT(CONVERT(nvarchar(128), SERVERPROPERTY('productversion')), 1) -- Store traffic user and password DECLARE @cmduser varchar(128) DECLARE @cmdpass varchar(128) select @cmduser = 'myuser' select @cmdpass = 'mypassword' DECLARE @userid int -- Create user if doesn't exist if @version = '9' begin --if not exists (select * from [master].[sys].[syslogins] where name = @cmduser) IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.server_principals WHERE name = @cmduser) begin EXEC sp_addlogin @cmduser,@cmdpass end end if @version = '8' begin -- Is there a proper way to do this in SQL Server 2000? if not exists (select * from [master].[dbo].[sysxlogins] where name = @cmduser) begin EXEC sp_addlogin @cmduser,@cmdpass end end -- Give user system admin privileges --EXEC master..sp_addsrvrolemember @cmduser, 'sysadmin' EXEC master..sp_addsrvrolemember @loginame = @cmduser, @rolename = 'sysadmin' Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145666
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 - Lookup in gridview Hi I have a gridview bound to a backend table A via dataset/data adapter. A drop down is bound to a second table B. When user selects a value form drop down I want to lookup another column in table B based on value selected from drop down and assign the lookup value to a column in gridviw. How can I pick the value selected by user and do the lookup from table B? Thanks Regards Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145665
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 - Access database: How to set Isolation Level using System.Data.OleD Hello! How can I set the connection Isolation level for a Access database using System.Data.OleDb? In old days ;) of Visual Basic 6 and ADO we had the IsolationLevel property in the connection object. But in ADO.NET System.Data.OleDb I can't find anything to set the isolation level!! So, does anyone know how to set this ? Thanks for your help and attention. Jorge C. Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145663
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 - UpdateRowSource.FirstReturnedRecord not working on .Net 2.0 I have a project that has been upgraded from .Net 1.1 to 2.0 and I cannot get the UpdateRowSource.FirstReturnedRecord of the InsertCommand to work correctly using the System.Data.OracleClient. It works correctly on 1.1 and the DataSet is updated correctly after a DataAdapter.Update, but although the insert happens to the database on 2.0, the DataSet is not updated. My InsertCommand is a stored procedure that gets the next id (primary key) for the tables instance, inserts the new record with the id, and then gets the newly inserted row as an output. The expected behaviour is the DataSet I passed into the Update method is returned with the record containing the new id. Has anybody run into this problem and found a work-around? Regards, Albert Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145657
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 - Linq to Sql providers I have two questions regarding Linq to Sql providers: 1. Are there any other besides MS SQL Server available? 2. How to program custom Linq to Sql provider? (Obviously I expect only some guidelines and "getting started" type of advice. Thank you in advance, Roger Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145651
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 - CREDIT CARD CREDIT CARD FREE REPORT http://onlinefreecreditreport.blogspot.com Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145649
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 - Closing Database connection in Window Service during System Shutdown Hi All, I am stuck up in a strange situation. I have a window service responsible for some background database process. Is there any possible solution to close open database connection when server is re-booted ? Please see the source snippet I used. protected override void OnShutdown() { //close database connection if any ClassDatabase.CloseDBConn(); //Log to verify if Shutdown is called. string strLog = "Service Shutdown.\t" + DateTime.Now.ToString(); CLogHelper.Log(strLog); } Is there any kind of limitation in OnShutdown Function? Any help would be highly appreciated. Regards - Amit Gupta Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145647
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 - app.config Connection string Hi to all, How can i change at design time My.MySettings.ESTConnectionString?, the problem is that the Server and Instance can change when i run the program for the first time, i am intending to build a form in order to users change this parameters (Connection String, User and Password) Thanks very much for helping Joao <connectionStrings> <add name="appCHSocial.My.MySettings.ESTConnectionString" connectionString="Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=DOTNET-PC\SQLExpress;Initial Catalog=xxx;User Id=sa;Password=xxx;" providerName="System.Data.Sql" /> </connectionStrings> Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145645
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 - ADO.net locks out SQL2000 user account under load This is a strange problem to describe so you will have to bear with me! I have developed a web application using c#.net that utilises server side ASPX pages that connect to a SQL2000 database. I have been load testing my application with the Microsoft Application Test Center that comes with Visual Studio 2003, with simulated loads of 10 - 400 users. When I run a test against my web application for upwards of 10 concurrent users I start to get strange results from the database for what should be routine queries. I execute a simple query looking for a row in a table which I know is there (100% certain!) and the query returns the results to a dataset. I then get the first datatable from the dataset and check that the dataset.rows.count variable is greater then 0. Which it always is! I then proceed to look for a column that exists in the table which I specifically selected and an exception is thrown telling me the column doesnt exist in the datatable. This is actually impossible the data is DEFINATLEY there! I can log into SQL Query analyser as the same SQL logon that the ASPX page uses to connect and run the same query and it returns the expected results without error or anaomoly. Once an error of this type has occured, I can replicated it upto 10 minutes after it first has happened. During this 10 minute period I can switch the SQL logon the ASPX uses and it runs fine. As soon as I switch it back to the user on which the error occured it demonstrates the same problem again. After 10 minutes the problem disappears and wont happen again until I apply a heavy load to the server. As an important note, I have now managed to replicate an identical problem with just 2 users trying to concurrently login. Here is the snippet of code iam using to query the database: public static DataSet execute_DataTable(String SQL_Command_String) { String connectionString; connectionString = getConnectionString(@"..\xml_Settings\DB_Connect.xml"); makeConnection(connectionString); DataSet dsResults = new DataSet(); try { SqlDataAdapter dbAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter(SQL_Command_String, dbConn); dbAdapter.Fill(dsResults, "Results"); } catch (Exception exp) { throw new Exception(exp.Message + " " + exp.StackTrace, exp); } finally { dbConn.Close(); } return dsResults; } This function is located in a static class in a class library that compiles to a DLL that is then referenced in my web project. Every time an ASPX page requires to query the database this method is called. When I load test my application a typical session will involve 2000 queries in a very short period of time. This is because I use a recursive c# function for generating a tree that executes alot of SQL queries. Iam really out of ideas here guys , does any one have any ideas? All I can think of is disposing of the dataset when iam done? Thanks in advance! Mike Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145644
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 - ADO.NET EntityFramework and Large SQL Databases Hello. This is my scenario. I am building a WinForm app. I have a 300+ tables databases. My problem comes everytime i have to build my app. it takes forever and i guess the reason is that everytime that i compile, the system is compiling the 300+ entities it just created. i found a bizarre solution to my problem by having another project, a class library project, only for the model. Then i unchecked the Build in the Solution properties so it doesn't get built all the time. That's fine, but for some reason, i cant find the provider class and also i am having other issues. i guess my question is... Is there a DESCENT way to have the Entity model co-existing in peace in my Winform project and do not wait up to 2 minutes everytime i need to build my app (which happens about 300 times a day in test phase) Any hint on this would be higly appreciated Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145637
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 - how to identify the OleDb exception without relying on its message I have written the code that allows to work with a password protected Microsoft Access database as well as with regular (not password protected) Access DB in VB. Net. I use OleDb objects. I need to identify whether a current database is password protected, or not. For this purpose, I create a regular connection string with no password set, and try to open the connection. This piece of code is embedded into Try..Catch.. structure. If a database is password protected, an OleDb exception is raised, with the message "Not a valid password". To determine what is the reason of failure to open a connection, I test the message property of the exception. If it contains the string "Not a valid password", then I can conclude that the database is password protected. This code worked fine until we shipped our software to Netherland. I have found that the message is now "Geen geldig watchwoord", and my code stopped working. The question 1: is there a way to identify the particular exception by an universal attribute (like Error number) without relying onto its message (which looks different in localized versions of OS)? The question 2: is there an alternative way to find whether a Microsoft Access database is password protected? Thanks Igor Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145636
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 - .net hold query results? Hello, friends, We have a windows service which will query database through a web service every one minute. If there are new records, this windows service will process accordingly. However, if there are no new records for a long time, say 2 days in weekend, this windows service will no longer be able to retrieve new records anymore. Although it still does the query, but return no records. We then have to stop and restart this windows service to make it work again. We believe .net hold query results somewhere, probably in web service. Rather than actually going to the database to query again, it just returns whatever cached in memory. Are we right, and how to solve this problem? Thanks a lot. Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145632
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 - Always prompted to save when any Row is Modified Hello, i have a problem relatrive to DataRowState.Unchanged, i have the bellow code in my Save Button called by BSModificada() 'IF ANY CHANGE SaveData() Private Sub BSModificada() Me.Validate() Me.TABMAINBindingSource.EndEdit() Dim vDR As DataRow =3D CType(Me.TABMAINBindingSource.Current, DataRowView).Row If vDR.RowState <> DataRowState.Unchanged Then SaveData() End If End Sub 'IF Added or Modifyed Update Private Sub SaveData() Try Dim vvDR As DataRow =3D CType(Me.TABMAINBindingSource.Current, DataRowView).Row If vvDR.RowState =3D DataRowState.Detached Then DBAdiciona() ElseIf vvDR.RowState =3D DataRowState.Modified Then DBModifica() End If Catch ex As Exception clsUtilidades.ShowError(ex.Message, ex.ToString) End Try End Sub In DBAdiciona() and DBModifica() i am always Accepting Changes by Me.ESTDataSet.TAB_MAIN.AcceptChanges(). This code works good, until i try to see if any Change made when closing the form, i am always prompted to save when any Row is Modified even i click the save button and Accepting the Dataset Changes, the code bellow on Form Closing Private Sub frmEstatisticaMensal_FormClosing(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) Handles Me.FormClosing Me.Validate() Me.TABMAINBindingSource.EndEdit() Dim vvvDR As DataRow =3D CType(Me.TABMAINBindingSource.Current, DataRowView).Row If vvvDR.RowState <> DataRowState.Unchanged Then If MessageBox.Show("Altera=E7=F5es detectadas, quer gravar?", "", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Question) =3D Windows.Forms.DialogResult.Yes Then e.Cancel =3D True SaveData() Else e.Cancel =3D False End If End If End Sub Thanks for your time, any help will be welcome Joao Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145629
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 - "Database" missing in VS C++ 2008 CLR Windows Forms Application In a Visual Studio 2008 C++ CLR Windows Forms Application, there is only an "Object" icon, but no "Database" icon after Data|Add New Data Source In a Visual Studio 2005 C++ CLR Windows Forms Application as well as in a Visual Studio 2008 C# CLR Windows Forms Application, a "Database" icon is shown. What do I have to do get this icon in a C++ CLR Windows Forms Application to create a DataSet? Thanks Richard Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145628
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 - LINQ Where 1=0 I have a asp.net gridview with a LinqDatasource. When I do a delete the SQL profiler shows DELETE FROM [dbo].[UsersInRoles] WHERE 0 = 1 The exception is: [System.Data.Linq.ChangeConflictException] = {"Row not found or changed."} <asp:LinqDataSource ID="LinqDataSource1" runat="server" onselecting="LinqDataSource1_Selecting" ContextTypeName="ApplicationManagment.ApplicationsDataContext" TableName="UsersInRoles" StoreOriginalValuesInViewState="False" EnableDelete="True" EnableInsert="True" EnableUpdate="True"> </asp:LinqDataSource> <cwp:GridView_Ex ID="gvUserInRoles" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="False" DataKeyNames="UsersInRolesID" DataSourceID="LinqDataSource1" CanDeleteRows="True" CanEditRows="True" > In the datasource_selecting event I have: ApplicationsDataContext ctx = new ApplicationsDataContext(ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["cnnApplicationManagement"].ConnectionString); int[] iqueryAuthorizedApplications = queryAuthorizedApplications.ToArray(); var queryRoles = from u in ctx.UsersInRoles where //get authorized and Filtered applications iqueryAuthorizedApplications.Contains(u.ApplicationID) && //filter active (chkActiveOnly.Checked == false || u.ApplicationRole.Application.DateRetired == null) && //filter application ddl (ddlApplications.SelectedValue == "-1" || u.ApplicationID.ToString() == ddlApplications.SelectedValue) && u.ApplicationRole.lutRole.IsPublicRole == true && // filter roles (ddlRoles.SelectedValue == "-1" || u.RoleID.ToString() == ddlRoles.SelectedValue) && //filter Zno (txtUser.Text == string.Empty || u.UserZno == txtUser.Text) select u; e.Result = queryRoles; I saw in Scott G. Blog you can do this in the event and still have deleting. How should I debug this? In the exception handler I don't have access to the DataContext. Is their a way to get the DataContext from GridViewDeletedEventArgs or the DataSource? That way I could enumerate the context.ChangeConflicts. Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145626
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 - iiojioji ojio jiofer gergergergerger gergerg iiojioji ojio jiofer gergergergerger gergerg gergergergergerger rgrgergerger Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145623
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 - iiojioji ojio jiofer gergergergerger gergerg iiojioji ojio jiofer gergergergerger gergerg gergergergergerger rgrgergerger Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145622
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 - Add Connection Dialog box I'm using VB 2005 Express and am trying to set up a new SQL Server connection using another server on my network. My problem is when I go to set up a new connection and the Choose Data Source dialog box comes up only MS Access and SQL Server database file choices are there. I'm stumped as to how to address this limitation. I can connect and do what I need through ADO. Net to any server but cannot set a persistent Data connection... seems pretty odd. I appreciate your help Thanks Paul Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145620
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 - How do I insert sysdate into a column I am using OLEDataAdaptor, DataTable and DataRow to insert a row like dr["CREATEDDATE"] = ...... My question is how do I set that column to "Oracle sysdate" TIA. Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145615
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 - DataSet sum - Pravin Try Like this ds.Tables["printS"].Columns["iznos"].DataType = Type.GetType("System.Int32"); total = ds.Tables["printS"].Compute("Sum(iznos)", "TID = ' 6' "), Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145611
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 - 10 million visitors per month 10 000 000 uniques. ! unique = 1 page view. Site is ASP.NET 2.0 and SQL Server 2005. 1 visit is 3-5 database access (smal number of fields with datareader). No pictures or other multimedia, only text. Can I run this on some good shared hosting like www.re-invent.com or www.hostinguk.net or I need to VPS for this site? Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145609
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 - CSV File with OleDB Hello, I am currently experiancing a problem with and OleDB connection to a CSV file using C#. The file is in a folder with permissions set full to eveyone and when users other that the administrator try to execute the following code it returns "unspecified error" at the line containing "da.Fill(dt);". When an admin user tries there is not a problem. ------------------------------------------------------------- FileInfo fi = new FileInfo(@"E:\CSVFile\output.csv"); DataTable dt = new DataTable(); string optOutConStr = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + fi.DirectoryName + ";Extended Properties='text;HDR=Yes;FMT=Delimited'"; using (OleDbConnection _OptOut = new OleDbConnection(optOutConStr)) { string sqlTxt = "SELECT * FROM [" + fi.Name + "] WHERE [CompCounter] is NOT NULL"; OleDbCommand cm = new OleDbCommand(sqlTxt, _OptOut); OleDbDataAdapter da = new OleDbDataAdapter(cm); da.Fill(dt); } ------------------------------------------------------------- Thanks, -Scott Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145606
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 - Strongly typed Datasets and TableAdapter separation. Hi, I would like to have all my strongly typed datasets in a classlibrary.dll and share the DLL across all solution tiers. The serious problem with this approach is that I cannot separate TableAdapters from DataSets. Is there any possible way to separate TableAdapter s from strongly typed datasets? Any help would be appreciated, Max Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145603
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 - How to determin if a datarow has already been added to a datatable yet. using .net 3.0 and c#, I have a public datarow from a strongly typed dataset datatable. the datarow gets created using the method myTable.NewmyTableRow(), but doesn't get added to the table until later. At some point later, is there a quick and easy way determine if the datarow has already been added to the datatable yet? -- moondaddy@newsgroup.nospam Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145599
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 - Dataset designer uses username as schema I've created a typed dataset. I've dragged some tables onto the dataset. When configuring the corresponding table adapter, Visual Studio is generating SQL script code such as... CREATE PROCEDURE DOMAIN\UserId.StoredProcName AS... The userid is being used as the schema, it is invalid syntax. My userid is set to use dbo as the default schema, why is dbo not being used in the script? Using SQL 2005, Visual Studio 2005. Any ideas? Thanks Adam Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145592
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 - Problems with strongly typed dataset not working The program below clearly populates the data set as seen by dumping the XML. I'm using strongly typed data sets. (1) Why does not my loop to dump row by row work? The record count is zero! This is clearly wrong from the XML that is dumped! (2) Why does not my attempt to add a new row work? I don't see "sari" in the xml or the database when I am done! Thanks Siegfried Dim sqlConnection As New System.Data.Odbc.OdbcConnection(cs) Dim sqlCommand As New System.Data.Odbc.OdbcCommand(sel, sqlConnection) 'Dim ds As New DataSet() Dim ds As New OdbcSimple_mdb4 Dim da As New System.Data.Odbc.OdbcDataAdapter(sel, sqlConnection) da.Fill(ds) Dim dt As DataTable = ds.Tables(0) ' Use the constructor that takes a type and XmlRootAttribute. Dim ser1 As New Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer(GetType([OdbcSimple_mdb4])) Dim tw1 As TextWriter = System.Console.Out ser1.Serialize(tw1, ds) #If noprompt Then outp.WriteLine("exiting DisconnectedRS.vb") #Else outp.Write("Enter any key to continue DisconnectedRS.vb: ") _getch() #End If Dim t As OdbcSimple_mdb4.simpleDataTable t = ds.simple outp.WriteLine("row count = " & t.Rows.Count) Dim r As OdbcSimple_mdb4.simpleRow For Each r In t outp.WriteLine(r.sDescription & "," & r.dtCreation) Next r = t.NewRow r.dtCreation = New DateTime(2008, 6, 18) r.sDescription = "Sari" ds.simple.AcceptChanges() Dim ser2 As New Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer(GetType([OdbcSimple_mdb4])) Dim tw2 As TextWriter = System.Console.Out ser2.Serialize(tw2, ds) Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145584
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 - Problem with LINQ update Hi All I have a view in my DB which returns records with no unique identifier. So i am not able to set the primary key. For example i have three tables (customer, order, address) which are joined in the view and my result set has customer data replicated. To display in the screen am doing Distinct and where customer Id = 1 and getting the company details. but when i have to update since there is no primary key my update fails.....any idea how to work around this....... Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145583
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 - Problem wiht ado net 2.0 I'have a problem. Ado net 2.0 is resulting very slowly. I'vemade a test in which i write 100000 record in a database with VB6 Dao and with VB2005 ADO net 2.0. In the first case the time elapsed for the operation is 2 second, in the second case the time elapsed is 2 minutes. Can anyone help me to find where i wrong (if i wrong something...). in particulary the most part of the time is used for complete the Update method. The vb2005 code tha i've use for the test is this: ---------------------------- Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Me.Label1.Text = Now Dim ds As New dbprovaDataSet Dim tab As dbprovaDataSet.tabella1DataTable = ds.tabella1 Dim riga As dbprovaDataSet.tabella1Row Dim i As Integer = 0 For i = 1 To 100000 riga = tab.Newtabella1Row riga.campo = i tab.Addtabella1Row(riga) Next Me.Label2.Text = Now adap.Update(tab) Me.Label3.Text = Now MsgBox("fine") End Sub --------------------------- thank U for Help and excuse me for my bad english. Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145581
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 - dataset What is the best way to handle disposing of a DataSet or DataReader within a function that returns either? Or should i just trust that its gone when it goes out of scope? Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145578
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 - how to insert NCLOB value with System.Data.OracleClient Hi, I am trying to use an OracleParameter object to insert a value into an NCLOB column - the value is stored as a string variable in c# and contains non-ansi characters. from what I can understand, I need to set the OracleType property which also sets the DbType property in the superclass if I set the OracleType to be nvarchar, some values seem to insert Ok but some others give this error: ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column it doesn't seem completely dependent on the length of the data but I presume this is the underlying problem. so I have tried setting OracleType = OracleType.NClob. however, this gives ORA-01084: invalid argument in OCI call any idea how what I am doing wrong? FWIW i'm connected to 10g rel 10.2.0.1.0 and my code looks like this: IDbConnection conn = new OracleConnection(); conn.ConnectionString = "..."; conn.Open(); IDbCommand cmd = conn.CreateCommand(); cmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO xxx (xxx) VALUES (xxx, :1, xxx )"; IDbDataParameter param = cmd.CreateParameter(); param.ParameterName = ":1"; param.Value = "xxx"; ((OracleParameter)param).OracleType = OracleType.NClob; param.Direction = ParameterDirection.Input; cmd.Parameters.Add(param); cmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); Thanks Andy Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145574
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 - Create Diffgram Based on 2 Different XML Files or Data Sets I have an xml file that my application downloads on a periodic basis. I also have a dataset based on this that is used in the application. At present, the application takes the new downloaded xml, creates a data set from that and merges it with one in use. The ultimate goal is to have the update of the primary data set trigger change events based on only data that has changed (updates, additions, or deletions). I am thinking that I need to generate a diffgram based on the current data and the newly downloaded data and then apply that to the current dataset. Is this the propper approach, and what is the best way to do this. I am seeing some postings regarding an XMLDiffPath tool, but they are several yeares old. How is this done now? TIA -- Howard Swope [ mailto:howard.swopeATnavteqDOTcom ] Technical Lead Media Development Navteq Traffic [ http://www.navteq.com ] [ http://www.traffic.com ] Tag: How to connect ADO.NET Entities to something that is not MSSQL Tag: 145572

Hi,

I'm trying to test ADO.NET Entities but the new connections available are
only MS SQL drivers. How can I place other providers there?

Thanks,

Marco Castro

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