my datatable;
dtData
ID | ID2
--------
1 | 2
1 | 3
dtData.Select(\"ID = 1\"); one more rows;
i want row \"ID = 1
Here you can copy your contents to another DataTable by using CopyToDataTable method of Linq while selecting the specific rows by filtering.
DataTable dt2 = dt.Select("state = 'FL' ").CopyToDataTable;
DataTable dt2 = dt.Select("ID = 1").CopyToDataTable;
make sure dt has rows in it
Okay, here is how I do such things...
GridFieldDAO dao = new GridFieldDAO();
//Load My DataTable
DataTable dt = dao.getDT();
//Get My rows based off selection criteria
DataRow[] drs = dt.Select("(detailID = 1) AND (detailTypeID = 2)");
//make a new "results" datatable via clone to keep structure
DataTable dt2 = dt.Clone();
//Import the Rows
foreach (DataRow d in drs)
{
dt2.ImportRow(d);
}
//Bind to my new DataTable and it will only show rows based off selection
//criteria
myGrid.DataSource = dt2;
myGrid.DataBind();
Notice in my Select() I put the criteria in Parens between AND and OR
Hope this helps! Mike V
Do you mean like this?:
dtData.Select("ID=1 AND ID2=3");
Better use this :
GridFieldDAO dao = new GridFieldDAO();
//Load My DataTable
DataTable dt = dao.getDT();
//Get My rows based off selection criteria and copy them directly to datatable
DataTable dt2 = dt.Select("(detailID = 1) AND (detailTypeID = 2)").CopyToDataTable();
Great example and very helpful. Wanted to add one thing - if you need to select on a string use something like:
DataTable dt2 = dt.Select("state = 'FL' ");