Re: DataView RowFilter vs SQL WHERE
Just thinking out loud here: can you programatically add to a regex match collection, similar to List.Add?Or write the Regex Match Collection groups to a list. Can a list store multiple 'parts':List...
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Hi,If I remember it could be that date literal shouldn't be expressed the same way in a RowFilter selection (so it's perhaps does a string comparison rather than a data comparison). Check the doc for...
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Re: DataView RowFilter vs SQL WHERE
I figured it out. In my switch statement I have the same thing twice, so the later call was overwriting the earlier call.The switch is inside a Regex Matches collection:switch (ColName.ToLower()) {...
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Yeah I know. I've got a lot of nested repeaters so direct to SQL is too slow. I store all the resultsets in a DataSet and do the nesting there.
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I'd just like to say that given the choice you should opt for the SQL where. It's more optimal because it's less chaty.
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Yeah I didn't think it was that.The StartDate and EndDate properties are actually in App_Code folder because I need them on multiple pages. The dvRowFilter posted is in the actual pages code behind...
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ldoodle It works as expected as well! So StringBuilder definitely not liking properties!That's not it, you have a bug somewhere in the code outside what's posted.
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If I initialize a new datetime object called today:private DateTime Today = new DateTime(DateTime.Today.Year, DateTime.Today.Month, DateTime.Today.Day); ... ... ......
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For some reason, this line does not like the StartDate and EndDate properties being used:dvRowFilter.Append(String.Concat("(", ColName, " >= '", StartDate, "' and ", ColName, " < '", EndDate,...
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I am using proper types. The 2 dates are made up of a StartDate and EndDate:private DateTime _StartDate, _EndDate;... public DateTime StartDate { get { return _StartDate; } set { _StartDate = value; }...
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SQL server will automatically cast '01/01/0001 00:00:00' to a date. Where as, I'm pretty sure, the .NET language is comparing strings. You should always use proper types in .NET being that .NET is a...
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Hey,Does a RowFilter require some 'extras' to get it to work the same as a direct SQL WHERE clause.This statement returns massively different result sets:((ref like 'joe b%' or (due >= '01/01/0001...
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