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How to bind an SQL Server 2005 query to DataGridView in .Net3.5?

Asked by cosie in MS SQL Server, SQL Server 2005, .NET Framework 3.x versions

Hi,

I use .Net3.5 and SqlServer 2002 and I have to show the results of an SQL query in a DataGridView.

I don't have edit access to the Database, I can only execute querries.
I don't know even the qury itself, it has been created by the Database Developer part of our Company.

If I run the query in the Query Browser, it works, and creates a result view with some columns and data...

How can I bind this query to the datagridview to build the columns automatically and fill the data in?
da.Fill(ds, "table")
I other words how to fill the data adapter with this query?
What to write to the "table" name, when I use a joined select from multiple tables?





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Sql="select a.tid, b.utid, username, pontszamszorzo, sum(szamla_rendbol) szamla_rendbol,
sum(sajatszamlapont) sajatszamlapont,  sum(rendpont) rendpont, sum(hitelpont) hitelpont,
sum(szamla_rendbol+sajatszamlapont+rendpont+hitelpont) ossz_pont,
(select telephelynev from teleph t where t.telephelyid=b.utid) telephely 
from
(select a.tid, a.crus, sum(case when a.rbkod is not null and br.crus is null then a.menny else 0 end) szamla_rendbol,
sum(case when (a.rbkod is null or br.crus is not null) then a.menny*isnull(a.pontszorzo,0) else 0 end) sajatszamlapont, 
0 rendpont, 0 hitelpont
from kiszmlit a join kiszmla b on a.kiszamlakod=b.kiszamlakod left join berendit br 
on br.btkod=a.rbtkod and br.berendkod=a.rbkod and br.tszam=a.rtszam join cikk c on a.cikkid=c.cikkid
where b.bizdatum between @bizdatumtol  and @bizdatumig  and a.cikkid<>3511 and a.menny>0
group by a.tid, a.crus
union all
select isnull(jk.tid, a.tid) tid, isnull(jk.crus,a.crus) crus, sum(case when a.rbkod is not null and br.crus is null then a.menny else 0 end) szamla_rendbol,
sum(case when (a.rbkod is null or br.crus is not null) then a.menny*isnull(a.pontszorzo,0) else 0 end) sajatszamlapont, 
0 rendpont, 0 hitelpont
from kiszmlit a join kiszmla b on a.kiszamlakod=b.kiszamlakod left join berendit br 
on br.btkod=a.rbtkod and br.berendkod=a.rbkod and br.tszam=a.rtszam join cikk c on a.cikkid=c.cikkid
left join kiszmlit jk on a.kbtkod=jk.kbtkod and a.kbkod=jk.kbkod and a.ktszam=jk.ktszam and jk.menny>0
where b.bizdatum between @bizdatumtol  and @bizdatumig  and a.cikkid<>3511 and a.menny<0
group by isnull(jk.tid, a.tid), isnull(jk.crus,a.crus)
union all
select a.tid, br.crus, 0 szamla_rendbol, 0 sajatszamlapont, sum(a.menny) rendpont, 0 hitelpont
from berend ber, berendit br, kiszmlit a
where br.btkod=a.rbtkod and br.berendkod=a.rbkod and br.tszam=a.rtszam and 
ber.berendkod=br.berendkod and br.cikkid<>3511
and ber.bizdatum between @bizdatumtol  and @bizdatumig 
and br.crus is not null and datediff(hh,br.crdti, a.crdti)>1
group by a.tid, br.crus
union all
select a.tid, a.crus, 0 szamla_rendbol, 0 sajatszamlapont, 0 rendpont, 
sum(20) hitelpont 
from kiszmla a
where a.bizdatum between @bizdatumtol  and @bizdatumig 
and a.fizmodid in (11,12,27,28,29,30,31)  and a.bizstatus in (1,2)
group by a.tid, a.crus
union all
select b.tid, b.crus, 0 szamla_rendbol, 0 sajatszamlapont, 0 rendpont, 
sum(-20) hitelpont 
from kiszmla a, kiszmla b
where a.bizdatum between @bizdatumtol  and @bizdatumig  and a.bizstatus=3
and a.stornobkod=b.kiszamlakod
and a.fizmodid in (11,12,27,28,29,30,31) 
group by b.tid, b.crus
) a, users b where a.crus=b.usercode
group by a.tid, username, pontszamszorzo, b.utid"
 
Dim connString As String = "Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=" & server & ";Initial Catalog=" & db & ";User Id=" & userid & ";Password=" & password & ";"
 
Dim myConnection As OleDbConnection = New OleDbConnection
myConnection.ConnectionString = connString
Dim da As OleDbDataAdapter = New OleDbDataAdapter(Sql, myConnection)
 
Dim ds As DataSet = New DataSet
da.Fill(ds, "table")
form.datagridview.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)
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