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asptoday_discuss thread: .EOF (End Of File) Control in .NET
Message #1 by "ak" <comp_web@h...> on Fri, 9 Nov 2001 11:11:59
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How can I have the End Of File control in .NET.
I know that I could use the data reader's .Read() but it moves the record.
However, I would need to check that in data set - through adapter. Any
help is welcomed.
Message #2 by "Louis T Klauder" <lklauder@w...> on Fri, 9 Nov 2001 09:27:12 -0500
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I think it requires a read(), but it can be
done with a data_reader and does not require
a dataset or a data_adapter.
Lou
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How can I have the End Of File control in .NET.
I know that I could use the data reader's .Read() but it moves the
record.
However, I would need to check that in data set - through adapter. Any
help is welcomed.
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Message #3 by "ak" <comp_web@h...> on Sun, 11 Nov 2001 01:41:01
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How can I have the End Of File control in .NET.
I know that I could use the data reader's .Read() but it moves the record.
However, I would need to check that in data set - through adapter. Any
help is welcomed.
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