I read SQL Command Builder class from http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.sqlclient.sqlcommandbuilder.aspx and I found that I can show update done on dataset/database using select and update command.
SQL Command Builder concept is clear if I am using single dataset but what if I want to use two different dataset?
Scenario: I am reading values from database into one dataset ds1; which is assign to sql adapter and sql command builder. Now, I am reading only selected values from ds1 and storing into second dataset ds2; which is not assign to sql data adapter and sql command builder.
I am concern if I am updating any data on ds2 whether it will update database or not. Also, how should I do it using SQL Command builder and SQL Adapter.
//primary dataset
ds = new ProductDataSet();
command = new SqlCommand(
"SELECT no, name, price, cost, dept FROM PRODUCTS", connection);
adapter = new SqlDataAdapter();
adapter.SelectCommand = command;
adapter.Fill(ds, "table");
Primary dataset is fill on form load event. User will enter item no of his choice which will be search from primary ds and saved/display onto 2nd ds (2nd ds is not connected with with any adapter or command builder right now). For eg; 2nd ds have 3 items.
Now say user update any information on 2nd ds it should automatically update database and display on grid.
//2nd ds2 update code
for (int i = 0; i < ds2.Tables[0].Rows.Count; i++)
{
string item = ds2.Tables[0].Rows[i][0].ToString();
command = new SqlCommand("UPDATE PRODUCTS SET " + _colName + " = '" + _newValue + "'" + "WHERE ITEM_NO = '" + item + "'", Class1.conn);
datagrid.DataSource = ds2.Tables[0];
}
According to your suggestion if I am adding/declaring adapter/builder in above code it doesn't work. I am getting Table Mapping error.
Use another SQLAdapter and SQLCommandBuilder. The example on that page shows how to update your database. You just need to supply the fields to be updated in the form of a query, such as:
and the command builder will generate the proper SQL
UPDATE
statement.SqlCommandBuilder automatically generates INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE sql statements based on the SELECT statement for a single table.
For the Transact-SQL statements to be generated using SqlCommandBuilder, there are 2 steps
Step 1. Set the "SelectCommand" property of the SqlDataAdapter object
Step 2. Create an instance of SqlCommandBuilder class and associate the SqlDataAdapter object created above using DataAdapter property of the SqlCommandBuilder object
Step 3. Updating records of ds1