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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.2-Jun-09 2:00

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

2-Jun-09 2:00

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

musefan2-Jun-09 2:27

musefan

2-Jun-09 2:27

Unlucky, I have a blue one I'm trying to give away Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Pete O'Hanlon2-Jun-09 2:29

Pete O'Hanlon

2-Jun-09 2:29

musefan wrote:
Unlucky, I have a blue one I'm trying to give away

I'm not so fussy. I'll take it.

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

musefan2-Jun-09 2:36

musefan

2-Jun-09 2:36

Sorry... just my dreams speaking out loud again

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Pete O'Hanlon2-Jun-09 2:17

Pete O'Hanlon

2-Jun-09 2:17

Member 3374813 wrote:
I need Code in C#.Net or VB.Net

Two things:

1. There isn't such a thing as C#.NET - it's C# and it targets the .NET framework.
2. I don't work for you, so why should I write code for you?

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Qasim19842-Jun-09 2:21

Qasim1984

2-Jun-09 2:21

Please do not joke. I need it urgent

Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Colin Angus Mackay2-Jun-09 2:24

Colin Angus Mackay

2-Jun-09 2:24

Member 3374813 wrote:
Please do not joke. I need it urgent

He isn't joking. If you want something you need to be polite. The word "urgent" is a sure way not to get help because it is rude and this is a voluntary forum. No one gets paid to post here. If you need help urgently then you can get paid for support that will answer your questions in a timely manner set out by the terms of service.

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Rajesh R Subramanian2-Jun-09 2:26

Rajesh R Subramanian

2-Jun-09 2:26

Member 3374813 wrote:
Please do not joke. I need it urgent

This site is not good for urgent queries. I'll recommend you rentacoder[^] for that!

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Pete O'Hanlon2-Jun-09 2:29

Pete O'Hanlon

2-Jun-09 2:29

It's no joke. I don't work for you, and presumably you won't be paying me, so why should I write your code for you? If your need is that great, consider hiring a codemonkey off rentacoder, and as far as the urgency goes, this doesn't even make it into my top 500 things to care about today list. It's only urgent to you - not me.

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

0x3c02-Jun-09 2:30

0x3c0

2-Jun-09 2:30

After an extensive research period I would recommend using SQL queries somewhere

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And the reality
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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Qasim19842-Jun-09 4:57

Qasim1984

2-Jun-09 4:57

Yes I need esql Query. I am new to Entity framework. I need Entity SQL or LINQ Sql query for my problem

Smile | :)

Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

musefan2-Jun-09 2:34

musefan

2-Jun-09 2:34

Member 3374813 wrote:
I have three tables

So do I...

1. Coffee Table
2. Dinner Table
3. Bed-side Table

Member 3374813 wrote:
I have following problems

My problem is singular...

1. You

Your problem is...

1. You are trying to do something you are incapable of doing (programming that is)

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

EliottA2-Jun-09 2:51

EliottA

2-Jun-09 2:51

musefan wrote:
3. Bed-side Table

Do you mean night table

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

musefan2-Jun-09 2:54

musefan

2-Jun-09 2:54

I mean a table you put at the side of your bed - Call it what you will Wink | ;)

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Re: How I can update Child Table using Entity Framework (ugent)

Henry Minute2-Jun-09 3:48

Henry Minute

2-Jun-09 3:48

musefan wrote:
I mean a table you put at the side of your bed - Call it what you will

Well why didn't you say so.

A Call it what you will Table.

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Filter BindingSource to show only datarows containing errors

MarkB1232-Jun-09 1:19

MarkB123

2-Jun-09 1:19

Can anyone give advice on how to do this?

I am using a DeveloperExpress Grid linked to a BindingSource.

I import data into the bindingsource from a flat file then perform various checks to ensure the data is valid. If not, I set a column error for the row - as follows...

if (view.GetRowCellValue(intRow, "intX") == null || Convert.ToDouble(view.GetRowCellValue(intRow, "intX")) == (double)0.00)
{
dr.SetColumnError("intX", String.Format("{0}: Missing value.", view.Columns["intX"].Caption));
}

I have a button on the form to allow the user to filter the grid so that the grid will hide all valid rows to allow them to concentrate on fixing the invalid rows.
Can someone tell me how to apply a filter to the binding source to only show those rows with one or more column errors?

Many Thanks

Re: Filter BindingSource to show only datarows containing errors

Henry Minute2-Jun-09 1:50

Henry Minute

2-Jun-09 1:50

Something like:

bindingSource1.Filter = "intX == null || intX == 0.00";

Re: Filter BindingSource to show only datarows containing errors

MarkB1232-Jun-09 2:17

MarkB123

2-Jun-09 2:17

Henry, Thanks for the reply.
I realise I can do that - the problem I have is that there is far more to the error checking than the small snippet I posted and it will not be feasible to do it this way. I could put in a dummy column and set the value to 1 within my error checking code on finding an error and filter on the dummy column = 1. However, I was hoping there was some way I could get a collection of the rows containing an error and use that to filter eg = extract all the ids of the rows with one or more errors into an array then convert that into a filter string... ID = id1 or ID = ID2...

Re: Filter BindingSource to show only datarows containing errors

Henry Minute2-Jun-09 3:52

Henry Minute

2-Jun-09 3:52

Well in a .NET DataGridView you could iterate over the DataGridRowCollection and do that. I would assume the DevExpress version has the same functionality. Whether that is practical depends on the number of rows involved, from a time point of view.

Re: Filter BindingSource to show only datarows containing errors

MarkB1232-Jun-09 4:18

MarkB123

2-Jun-09 4:18

Hi Henry - that's the approach I've now gone for...

string strFilterString = "";
sp00134BindingSource.Filter = ""; // Clear any Prior Filter //
foreach (DataRow dr in this.dataSet_AT.sp00134.Rows)
{
if (dr.HasErrors) strFilterString += " or ID = '" + dr["ID"].ToString() + "'" ?? String.Empty;
}
if (strFilterString.Length > 4) strFilterString = strFilterString.Remove(0, 4); // Remove initial " or " clause //
if (strFilterString == String.Empty) return;
try
{
sp00134BindingSource.Filter = strFilterString;
}
catch (Exception Ex)
{ .....

Thanks for the pointer. Smile | :)

DataGridView row side by side [modified]

mjelten2-Jun-09 1:06

mjelten

2-Jun-09 1:06

Hi!

i am adding rows to a datagridView with two columns, all my rows will be displayed as a long list, instead I want it to for example when ten rows has been added I want the next row to be inserted side by side to the first one.

Thanks,

Mjelten

Edit:
to make it clearer:

1---------------- 10---------------------
2---------------- 11---------------------
3---------------- 12---------------------

this is the structure..

modified on Tuesday, June 2, 2009 8:25 AM

Re: DataGridView row side by side

The NULL Developer2-Jun-09 1:45

The NULL Developer

2-Jun-09 1:45

Add a new column after adding every 10 rows.

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Re: DataGridView row side by side

mjelten2-Jun-09 2:01

mjelten

2-Jun-09 2:01

that doesent work, beacuse I have tagged every row, with a variable..

Re: DataGridView row side by side

Not Active2-Jun-09 1:55

Not Active

2-Jun-09 1:55

The DataGridView is probably not the best control to use for this then. Consider something like a Repeater where you can specify the number of horizontal columns

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Re: DataGridView row side by side

mjelten2-Jun-09 1:59

mjelten

2-Jun-09 1:59

i thought that, but you do not think there is a way to get around it?

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