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Comments by Mehdi_S (Top 6 by date)
Mehdi_S
14-Oct-13 9:08am
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Well, that's what I did. but I'm posting this question to have better ideas :)
Mehdi_S
11-Oct-13 10:09am
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yeah but imagine you have like 1000 rows and 300 columns to merge or bigger. the lopp treating one by one would consume time
Mehdi_S
11-Oct-13 9:07am
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Yeah, I have explored that solution but what if I don't need a key? I just need to add columns even if I will end up missing rows?
Mehdi_S
7-Oct-13 5:36am
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yeah That's what I used for the example above but my need is something with LINQ that should be similar to:
(from DataRow r in dtableInput.Rows
(from DataCell c (or whatever) in r.Cells
where c.Value.Contains("Keyword"))).select c).ToArray();
This kind of query does not work actually. The only solution I had is to query the rows with linq and then query the cells for each selected data row. I wanted to optimize that :)
Mehdi_S
27-Aug-13 7:02am
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using just the text extension option is not really a good idea. I'm pretty sure that there is nothing missing but who knows, nothing is perfect.
Mehdi_S
29-Nov-10 3:19am
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Everything in my code is into a try/catch and I'm logging every exception ==> Nothing is written in log files.
I'm also subscribed to both "Application.ThreadException" and "AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException" ==> No one was triggered.
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