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From
03/01/2007 13:40:58
Alexandre Palma
Harms Software, Inc.
Alverca, Portugal
 
 
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03/01/2007 13:33:04
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Forum:
ASP.NET
Category:
Databases
Environment versions
Environment:
VB 8.0
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Database:
Visual FoxPro
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Thread ID:
01181685
Message ID:
01181909
Views:
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michel if u just want to issue the update then u just need to do ocommand.ExecuteNonQuery() and this will return the number or rows that got updated.
you don't need to use a dataadapter for that, the fill command should be only used to fill a dataset with the selectcommand.

>>So, you do an UPDATE and then do a SELECT to re-populate your DataSet with the newly updated data? I suppose that that's an ok methodology (in case there were other updates to the existing data), but we don't currently do that in our existing app. We *may* have to re-think that for the new app we're working on, but at the moment I've not thought much about it.
>
>Know, this is just to issue the update.
>
>Can you provide a few lines just to show how you are doing it?
Alexandre Palma
Senior Application Architect
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