Basic ADO.NET operations
Code and instruuction on the common database tasks of Insert, Update and Delete in ADO.NET.
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Let's see how we can perform the common database tasks like Insert, Update and Delete with ADO.NET. We'll be using the ADO.NET Data Adapter to perform the following tasks. Let's see how it is done.



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The Database table has two fields, ID and Name.
Insert a new row
// the Database string string sDBstr = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; DataSource=c:test.mdb"; //the sql statement string sSQL = "SELECT * from Name"; //the connection object OleDbConnection oCn = new OleDbConnection(sDBstr); < /FONT > //open the connection oCn.Open(); //create the data adapter and execute the query OleDbDataAdapter oDA = new OleDbDataAdapter(sSQL,oCn); < /FONT > //create the DataSet DataSet oDs = new DataSet(); < /FONT > //Fill the dataset with the data adapter oDA.Fill(oDs,"Name"); //create the Data Row DataRow oDR = oDs.Tables["Name"].NewRow(); < /FONT > //Populate the datarow with values oDR["Name"] = "Yateen" oDR["Id"] = "10"; //Add the datarow to the dataset oDs.Tables["Name"].Rows.Add(oDR); //Use the Command Bulder object to generate Insert Command dynamically OleDbCommandBuilder oCB = new OleDbCommandBuilder(oDA); < /FONT > //Update the DB with values from Dataset with the Data Adapter oDA.Update(oDs,"Name"); //Clean Up oDA.Dispose(); oDs.Dispose(); oCB.Dispose(); oCn.Dispose();
For the Update and the Delete operations to work, the database table you are working with requires a Primary Key to be present.
Update a row
// the Database string string sDBstr = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=c:test.mdb"; //the sql statement string sSQL = "SELECT * from Name"; //the connection object OleDbConnection oCn = new OleDbConnection(sDBstr); //open the connection oCn.Open(); //create the data adapter and execute the query OleDbDataAdapter oDA = new OleDbDataAdapter(sSQL,oCn); < /FONT > //create the DataSet DataSet oDs = new DataSet(); < /FONT > //Fill the dataset with the data adapter oDA.Fill(oDs,"Name"); //create the Data Row assigning it to the row you want to update DataRow oDR = oDs.Tables["Name"] .Rows[3]; //Populate the datarow with values oDR["Name"] = "Yateen" //Use the Command Bulder object to generate Update Command dynamically OleDbCommandBuilder oCB = new OleDbCommandBuilder(oDA); < /FONT > //Update the DB with values from Dataset with the Data Adapter oDA.Update(oDs,"Name"); //Clean Up oDA.Dispose(); oDs.Dispose(); oCB.Dispose(); oCn.Dispose();
Delete a row
// the Database string string sDBstr = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=c:test.mdb"; //the sql statement string sSQL = "SELECT * from Name"; //the connection object OleDbConnection oCn = new OleDbConnection(sDBstr); < /FONT > //open the connection oCn.Open(); //create the data adapter and execute the query OleDbDataAdapter oDA = new OleDbDataAdapter(sSQL,oCn); < /FONT > //create the DataSet DataSet oDs = new DataSet(); <. /FONT > //Fill the dataset with the data adapter oDA.Fill(oDs,"Name"); //Delete the row u want to delete oDs.Tables["Name"].Rows[3].Delete(); //Use the Command Bulder object to generate Delete Command dynamically OleDbCommandBuilder oCB = new OleDbCommandBuilder(oDA); < /FONT > //Update the DB with values from Dataset with the Data Adapter oDA.Update(oDs,"Name"); //Clean Up oDA.Dispose(); oDs.Dispose(); oCB.Dispose(); oCn.Dispose();
There you go. I needed to do this for a particular project I was working on, and I couldn't find a single working code on the Internet. My colleagues and I had to spend a few hours to do this. I hope this will save your time. Happy coding!
Source: DotNetExtreme.com
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