> If I have a very big view in database, it covers 15 tables, each table has
> 1000 columns.
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> How to write a DataAdapter to fill DataTable 3 times? What is the most
> efficient way to do this?
If you try to use a DataAdapter to fill the table three times, it will
attempt to add additional rows to the DataTable, rather than adding new
columns to the existing rows.
Instead of the DataAdapter, use a DataReader. Loop through the rows
returned by the datareader and add their data into the additional columns in
the datatable. You will have to create the columns beforehand in the table
(you can also do this with a looping construct). These loops take more work
to program than just using a DataAdapter, but they are equally efficient,
since it is what the dataadapter does internally anyway.
Ryan Liu - 31 Jan 2008 16:03 GMT
>> If I have a very big view in database, it covers 15 tables, each table
>> has 1000 columns.
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> more work to program than just using a DataAdapter, but they are equally
> efficient, since it is what the dataadapter does internally anyway.
Then what about I use a few DataAdapter fill a few DataTalbe and then merge
DataTables?
Thanks!
Alberto Poblacion - 31 Jan 2008 19:18 GMT
> Then what about I use a few DataAdapter fill a few DataTalbe and then
> merge DataTables?
I have not tried it out, but from the documentation of the Merge method
it appears that it may work, as long as you use the overload of Merge that
takes a MissingSchemaAction parameter and you specify the value
MissingSchemaAction.Add.