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More than one aggregate function in datatable.compute.

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Archana - 13 May 2008 07:32 GMT
Hi all,

i am applying aggregate function on datatable.compute.  I have one
fiter criteria and based on that i want to apply sum function on two
columns like sum(sal), sum(pf).  if i write query in sql it is
allowing me to use more than one aggregate function but how to do it
in datatablse.select.  or is there any other alternative of doing
this.  i want this in disconnected datatable only.

please help me asap.

thanks in advance.
Miha Markic - 15 May 2008 08:03 GMT
You might consider using LINQ to Dataset if possible.

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