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  • K kulandaivel_mca2007

    i am using windows aplliction using c#... i have 1000 records in my table.... which has fields CUSTOMER_ID,NAME,CITY,SALARY..... I HAVE TO SEE ONLY THE CUSTOMER WHO ARE LIVING THE CITY CALLED "DOWNTOWN" HOW CAN I SEE THIS IN DATAGRIDVIEW... PLS REPLY... GIVE ME SUGGESTION OR SAMPLE CODING... THNX IN ADVANCE

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    Harvey Saayman
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    Assuming the 1000 rows are coming from a data base, you have two options... 1) Query only the data your looking for and not everything, remember "any monkey can SELECT * FROM 2) Use a DataView to filter out the data you want to display

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    • H Harvey Saayman

      :wtf: are you insane? I would hate to see crap like that in a program i have to maintain...

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      are you mental.. go to some hospital..:) bloddy this was just a suggestion if you know something better then me .. did i stop you to answer...

      vikas da

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        are you mental.. go to some hospital..:) bloddy this was just a suggestion if you know something better then me .. did i stop you to answer...

        vikas da

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        tasumisra wrote:

        did i stop you to answer

        Nope, but there are much easier ways :) see my reply...

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          tasumisra wrote:

          did i stop you to answer

          Nope, but there are much easier ways :) see my reply...

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          I have seen your answer ... but some times we can't hardcode any querry from sql command it will cost more if u need to change your condition. anyway if you have ever used WCF then in services we are binding the reader object with our business object for each row that time we can filter it out more easily...

          vikas da

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            I have seen your answer ... but some times we can't hardcode any querry from sql command it will cost more if u need to change your condition. anyway if you have ever used WCF then in services we are binding the reader object with our business object for each row that time we can filter it out more easily...

            vikas da

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            tasumisra wrote:

            some times we can't hardcode any querry

            In that case, create a stored procedure for SQL and call that in your application... problem solved :) OR Use the DataView object, i use this frequently to filter data dynamically

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            • K kulandaivel_mca2007

              i am using windows aplliction using c#... i have 1000 records in my table.... which has fields CUSTOMER_ID,NAME,CITY,SALARY..... I HAVE TO SEE ONLY THE CUSTOMER WHO ARE LIVING THE CITY CALLED "DOWNTOWN" HOW CAN I SEE THIS IN DATAGRIDVIEW... PLS REPLY... GIVE ME SUGGESTION OR SAMPLE CODING... THNX IN ADVANCE

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              as mentioned use the filter option or change the query to have a where clause. but FYI. THE USE OF CAPITALS is considered shouting in forums. :-D

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                tasumisra wrote:

                some times we can't hardcode any querry

                In that case, create a stored procedure for SQL and call that in your application... problem solved :) OR Use the DataView object, i use this frequently to filter data dynamically

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                Harvey Saayman wrote:

                In that case, create a stored procedure for SQL and call that in your application... problem solved

                what if you dont have acess to the stored proc....??? :) its written in COBOL and residing in Mainframe...

                vikas da

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                  Harvey Saayman wrote:

                  In that case, create a stored procedure for SQL and call that in your application... problem solved

                  what if you dont have acess to the stored proc....??? :) its written in COBOL and residing in Mainframe...

                  vikas da

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                  tasumisra wrote:

                  COBOL

                  Then you get your ass out of the C# forum :laugh:

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                    tasumisra wrote:

                    COBOL

                    Then you get your ass out of the C# forum :laugh:

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                    do you know ?????? a stored proc can be written in COBOL.. and sorry you can acess these stored proc using your ass..from C# also

                    vikas da

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                    • T tasumisra

                      do you know ?????? a stored proc can be written in COBOL.. and sorry you can acess these stored proc using your ass..from C# also

                      vikas da

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                      Calm d0wn dude, i was JOKING... sheesh

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