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The OleDbCommand is currently busy Open, Fetching
Hi,
When I perform a query, followed by another query, the OleDbCommand is still busy. How should I re-initialize this?
Thanks,
Bob
sql = "SELECT * FROM DeliveryRunDetail WHERE ProcessName='Test';
dbCommand1.CommandText = sql;
dbCommand1.ExecuteNonQuery
reader = dbCommand1.ExecuteReader()
while ( reader.Read() )
{
// do something
}
sql = "DELETE * FROM DeliveryRunDetail WHERE ProcessName='Test2'";
dbCommand1.CommandText = sql;
dbCommand1.ExecuteNonQuery
When I perform a query, followed by another query, the OleDbCommand is still busy. How should I re-initialize this?
Thanks,
Bob
sql = "SELECT * FROM DeliveryRunDetail WHERE ProcessName='Test';
dbCommand1.CommandText = sql;
dbCommand1.ExecuteNonQuery
reader = dbCommand1.ExecuteReader()
while ( reader.Read() )
{
// do something
}
sql = "DELETE * FROM DeliveryRunDetail WHERE ProcessName='Test2'";
dbCommand1.CommandText = sql;
dbCommand1.ExecuteNonQuery
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Creating a new command instance would be better.
Bob
Bob
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Hey Bob,
could you give an example so we're on the same page?
Bob
could you give an example so we're on the same page?
Bob
Bob,
Do you want to stick with the OleDbDataReader?
Bob
Do you want to stick with the OleDbDataReader?
Bob
ASKER
for now. I've got quite a large program created.
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ok
Cheers
Mohan