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Hello

Im trying to filter a datatable, i´m using this and it works:

C#

DataRow[] rowsTarget = dt3.Select(string.Format("CodigoKitDC={0}", row["Items"]));

but now i need to have the rest of the data,

how can i make a string format with the different, something like this:

C#

string.Format("CodigoKitDC != {0}", row["Items"]));

but it not Works.help please

What I have tried:

string.Format("CodigoKitDC != {0}", row["Items"]));

string.Format("CodigoKitDC <> {0}", row["Items"]));

Posted 10-Jul-18 1:28am

drvfn

Updated 10-Jul-18 2:27am

CHill60

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 10-Jul-18 8:15am

What do you mean 'not works'?
Any error?

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2018-07-10T02:28:00

Solution 3

I googled "datatable select not equal" and this was the first result

datatable - c# How do I specify a not in a select statement? - Stack Overflow[^]

Please do basic research such as searching before you ask a question.

Posted 10-Jul-18 2:28am

F-ES Sitecore

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2018-07-10T02:25:00

Since the expression is in a string literal, you have to use SQL syntax, thus "<>" is the correct inequality operator.

Saying "but it not work" does not give us enough information to help you further. Put your code into a try/catch block so you can see the exception being generated (if any).

Go here for a complete list of valid operators for the Select method expression. You'll need to scroll about halfway down the page:

DataColumn.Expression Property (System.Data)[^]

OriginalGriff · Answer 3 · 2018-07-10T02:27:00

Solution 2

That's because the filter uses "<>" not "!=" for "not equal to".
Try

string.Format("CodigoKitDC <> {0}", row["Items"]));

Posted 10-Jul-18 2:27am

OriginalGriff

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 10-Jul-18 8:44am

Actually T-SQL knows both != and <>...
The problem is with the .NET layer that knows only standard...

OriginalGriff 10-Jul-18 8:53am

I know: did I mention SQL? :laugh: