Reputation: 1003
I have data set that is being filled from sql query, like this
cmd_sql.CommandText = " SELECT BrDok " +
" FROM ordersstavke " +
" WHERE SifParFil = '" + rw_mat["sifskl_kor"] + "'";
MySqlDataAdapter sql_adapter = new MySqlDataAdapter(cmd_sql);
DataSet ds_dok = new DataSet("ordersstavke");
sql_adapter.Fill(ds_dok);
Now I want to extract value from data set for sql update, like this one
myQuery = "UPDATE ordersstavke " +
"SET BrDok = '" + rw_mat["brdok"] + "', " +
"SifParFil = '" + rw_mat["sifskl_kor"] + "', " +
"WHERE BrDok = " + ds_dok.Tables["ordersstavke"].Rows[0]["BrDok"] + "'";
I tried this ds_dok.Tables["ordersstavke"].Rows[0]["BrDok"]
but I got an error,
I was thinking to do something like this
string BrDok;
BrDok = ds_dok.["BrDok"].ToString();
But nothing, how to extract that BrDok or just put it into procedure?
Thanks infront!
Upvotes: 2
Views: 148
Reputation: 9394
Just a small hint to the sql-command. You should use sql-parameters to prefent sql-injection.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 11844
If you provide a string argument for the dataset class, then it will be the dataset name and not the datatable name. And there is no table in the database with name you provided for a dataset, so give it while filling the dataset. Write some thing like below.
DataSet ds_dok = new DataSet();
sql_adapter.Fill(ds_dok,"ordersstavke");
and you can write all the remaining code as it is in your code part.
And your second update query has some syntax error, see it like below
myQuery = "UPDATE ordersstavke " + "SET BrDok = '" + rw_mat["brdok"] + "', "
+ "SifParFil = '" + rw_mat["sifskl_kor"] + "', " + "WHERE BrDok
= '" + ds_dok.Tables["ordersstavke"].Rows[0]["BrDok"] + "'";
You forgot to put an starting inverted comma at the where clause.
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 8337
Make it
DataSet ds_dok = new DataSet("ordersstavke");
sql_adapter.Fill(ds_dok,"BrDok");
Then use
ds_dok.Tables["BrDok"].Rows[0]["BrDok"].ToString()
Upvotes: 1