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Update datarow in typed dataset Posted by C a r l o s A n t o n i o at 8/21/2007 1:56:33 PM Hello,
How can I update a datarow in a typed dataset? It seems i can't make it to
write the changes into the database. What am i doing wrong? Thanks in
advance.
Here's my code:
Private Sub save_changes(ByVal _infraction_id As System.Guid)
Dim o_adapter As New roswellDataSetTableAd...more >>
Global Assembly Cache Installation Problem Posted by Paul Engel at 8/17/2007 10:58:15 AM I have a VB2005 program that is using DAO against Access 97 files. (Yes,
this is what I need to do...ADO.Net is over 20X slower and my incoming files
are Access '97. Would that I could change that!)
This runs great on my development machine. I'm trying to 1-touch deploy from
our server. The...more >>
Copying tables in SLQEXPRESS Posted by Michel Vanderbeke at 8/16/2007 3:14:30 PM Hello,
I have a program, running in several places, using SQLEXPRESS as database.
The different places are stand-alone, and not connected to a network.
Regulary, I have to apply changes on certain tables of the database.
In a previous program, written in VB6 with an Access database, I used J...more >>
RowSelect Posted by fniles at 8/7/2007 1:28:14 PM I use Dataset and to select certain records in the Dataset I use the SELECT
method (m_dsSQL.Tables(0).Select("colB > 0") ).
I am looping until colB <= 0.
The problem is, after I fill the dataset and do SELECT, if inside the LOOP I
change the value of ColB, it is not being reflected in the Data...more >>
Visual Studio 2008 - should we bother? Posted by Vayse at 8/1/2007 12:00:00 AM I like using VB2005, but I'm still unhappy about unstable it is. Basically,
there are loads of bugs that require work arounds.
VS2008 will be out within 6 months. I'd bet good money that will severely
reduce the amount of new fixes for VS2005.
For me, there's two reasons to move to VS2008:
...more >>
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