Using # I would like to extract 9 tables from microsoft access database and using those 9 tables with data create a SQL temp database.
How is this possible?
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or else heres a link where people are discussing "Creating temp tables from C# application and then using them : CSharp"
http://objectmix.com/cshar
or these sites could be usefull too
http://stackoverflow.com/q
http://bytes.com/topic/c-s
http://devio.wordpress.com
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by: MRomaniPosted on 2009-11-02 at 08:38:00ID: 25720896
My suggestion is to use Linq. Basically, create a database context, hit the databse and collect data that you need and store it in an object (can be done using Linq), maybe something like a list and then once you have your objects, you can search through them without slowing down your whole system due to repeated hits to your db, instead you'll be hitting your objects more, which is much faster.
So basically i'm suggesting to store the data in objects using Linq instead of creating temp tables to do work on, and then which might get deleted soon after anyways....this is the same, except it'll run faster and in my opinion is easier...
Hope i understood your question right, and hope this helps.