RE: multiple table data access
- From: "joe hassan" <joehassan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 05:13:02 -0700
no, all the tables dont have the same layout. Do I need to create temp tables
with null fields to answer this problem, and if so, how do i go about it.
Some sample code would be very helpful.
"VN" wrote:
> Do all your tables have the same layout? If not then I'm not sure how do you
> want them to get into one result set.
>
> "Joe Hassan" wrote:
>
> > My database consists mainly of foxpro free tables in a folder structure. The
> > folders act technically as a database. My problem is that I am trying to
> > access different tables from different folders and combine them into one
> > result set that can be viewed and printed. This can be easily done with
> > foxpro using cursors, but I am having to do it in visual basic.net. I can put
> > the individual select results in datatables in a dataset but i cant figure
> > out how to glean what data i want from there. I think I am trying to do
> > something that cant be done in vb.net. Can anyone point me in the right
> > direction?
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