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how to filter distinct row from DataView

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    I have the following line of code (.NET 2.0): myDataView.RowFilter = "SELECT DISTINCT Auto"; where Auto is one of my column names. This throws the following exception: Syntax error: Missing operand after 'DISTINCT' operator. Any suggestions on what this is really trying to tell me?

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      I have the following line of code (.NET 2.0): myDataView.RowFilter = "SELECT DISTINCT Auto"; where Auto is one of my column names. This throws the following exception: Syntax error: Missing operand after 'DISTINCT' operator. Any suggestions on what this is really trying to tell me?

      krishna veer singh

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      Abhishek Sur
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      for distinct use myDataView = myDataView.ToTable(true,"ColName").DefaultView; :rose::rose::rose:

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        I have the following line of code (.NET 2.0): myDataView.RowFilter = "SELECT DISTINCT Auto"; where Auto is one of my column names. This throws the following exception: Syntax error: Missing operand after 'DISTINCT' operator. Any suggestions on what this is really trying to tell me?

        krishna veer singh

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        Satish Mahapatra
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        write like select distinct(auto)

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          write like select distinct(auto)

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          I try but its not working....

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            I have the following line of code (.NET 2.0): myDataView.RowFilter = "SELECT DISTINCT Auto"; where Auto is one of my column names. This throws the following exception: Syntax error: Missing operand after 'DISTINCT' operator. Any suggestions on what this is really trying to tell me?

            krishna veer singh

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            N a v a n e e t h
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            You can't have SQL statements in RowFilter expression. Please read[^] the documentation. :)

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