Using a dataadapter, one can query from a datasource to
get a dataset. Is it possible to be able a query from a
dataset and get another dataset?

Re: Querying from a dataset by William

William
Fri Oct 24 11:35:17 CDT 2003

Yes, using DataTable.Select for instance.
"bhuff@mclw.com" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Using a dataadapter, one can query from a datasource to
> get a dataset. Is it possible to be able a query from a
> dataset and get another dataset?



Re: Querying from a dataset by brad

brad
Fri Oct 24 11:50:12 CDT 2003

Can you elaborate? Maybe show a good snippet.

Thanks,

Brad

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>Yes, using DataTable.Select for instance.
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>> Using a dataadapter, one can query from a datasource to
>> get a dataset. Is it possible to be able a query from
a
>> dataset and get another dataset?
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Re: Querying from a dataset by Christopher

Christopher
Sat Oct 25 19:20:37 CDT 2003

Hi,

I don't know of any way of getting a new dataset, but you can query each
table in the dataset.
Each DataTable has a Select method that returns an array of DataRows. See
the MSDN documentation for a code sample.

Chris


"bhuff@mclw.com" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Using a dataadapter, one can query from a datasource to
> get a dataset. Is it possible to be able a query from a
> dataset and get another dataset?