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Hello,

I own MyDac (excellent product btw) and am considering migrating to the .net version. It looks like its quite different than what I would have thought it would have looked like.

For instance I could do this:

MyQuery_Site_ID->Append();
MyQuery_Site_ID->FieldByName("Field1")->AsString = "blah1";
MyQuery_Site_ID->FieldByName("Field2")->AsString = "blah2";
MyQuery_Site_ID->FieldByName("Field3")->AsString = "blah3";
MyQuery_Site_ID->Post();

Is there a similar component like TMyQuery in .net version that can do this? Or do all the appends / inserts need to be done with a full SQL statement?


Thanks!

---Dave

There is another technology of doing this in .NET.
You should use datasets and disconnected model.

Thanks for the response.


I assume you would link those dataset components in Microsofts Visual Studio 2005 with the MySqlConnection component and use it that way? Are there any examples / tutorials on how to do this?


So what would be the benefit be of using the datasets and disconnected model compared to using those other components? Any speed differences?


I just have alot of code that looks like the code I showed you above and I am trying to determine what would be the best way to convert it into C# code.

Datasets are linked with database with MySqlDataAdapter components.
Please check out our projects at %ProgramFiles%\CoreLab\MySQLDirect.NET\Samples, especially DataSet sample project.