try this...
string strStatement = "CREATE TABLE " + strTableName + "(PersonID COUNTER PRIMARY KEY, FirstName varchar(20), LastName varchar(20))"
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I am creating a table from C#, asp.net .This is my code:
DbOpen();
string strStatement = "CREATE TABLE MyNewName(PersonID COUNTER PRIMARY KEY, FirstName varchar(20), LastName varchar(20))";
OleDbCommand DBCommand = new OleDbCommand(strStatement,
DBCommand.ExecuteNonQuery(
DbClose();
It is creating a table in my database. No problem. But, I would like MyNewName (for the table name) to be a variable - string.
I tried this way:
string strStatement = "CREATE TABLE @TblName(PersonID COUNTER PRIMARY KEY, FirstName varchar(20), LastName varchar(20))";
DBCommand.Parameters.Add("
Did not work.
I am also wondering how then Insert statement works?
I am thinking something like this.. but does not work... lol
DbOpen();
string Query = "INSERT INTO @TblName(FirstName, LastName) VALUES(@FirstName, @LastName)";
OleDbCommand DBCommand1 = new OleDbCommand(Query, DBConnection);
DBCommand1.Parameters.Add(
DBCommand1.Parameters.Add(
DBCommand1.Parameters.Add(
DBCommand1.ExecuteNonQuery
DbClose();
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by: pollock_dPosted on 2008-01-21 at 08:04:48ID: 20706992
you will need to look into Dynamic SQL. It will probably help you with what you need to do