I am trying to update a Microsoft report. What it does is write out how many clients where excluded from a conversion process and for what reason. Currently the program writes all of the deleted clients back to the server then queries it back to fill a specialty table with the results.
Here is the current query:
SELECT DeletedClients.Reason,
COUNT(DeletedClients.Reason) AS Number,
CAST(CAST(COUNT(DeletedClients.Reason) AS float)
/ CAST(t.Total AS float)
* 100 AS numeric(4, 1)) AS percentage
FROM DeletedClients CROSS JOIN
(SELECT COUNT(*) AS Total
FROM DeletedClients AS DeletedClients_1
WHERE (ClinicID = @ClinicID)) AS t
WHERE (DeletedClients.ClinicID = @ClinicID)
AND (DeletedClients.TotalsIdent = @ident)
GROUP BY DeletedClients.Reason, t.Total
ORDER BY Number DESC
What I would like to do is not write DeletedClients
to the server as it already exists in memory in my program as a DataTable and it is just slowing down the report and filling the database with information we do not need to save.
My main question is this, Either :
How do I query a data table to make a new in memory data table that has the same results as if I wrote out the the SQL server and read it back in with the query above?
OR
How in Microsoft Reports do you do a group by clause for items in a Tablix to turn =Fields!Reason.Value
=Fields!Number.Value
=Fields!percentage.Value
into something similar to the returned result from the query above?
The Fill method of the DataAdapter is used to populate a DataSet with the results of the SelectCommand of the DataAdapter . Fill takes as its arguments a DataSet to be populated, and a DataTable object, or the name of the DataTable to be filled with the rows returned from the SelectCommand .
Fill(DataSet, Int32, Int32, String, IDbCommand, CommandBehavior) Adds or refreshes rows in a specified range in the DataSet to match those in the data source using the DataSet and source table names, command string, and command behavior.
We can pass the DataTable to the Stored Procedure using ADO.Net in the same way as we provided using the System. Data. SqlParameter class, but needs a few changes in the datatype. Normally we provide DbType of SqlParameter for a normal parameter like varchar, nvarchar, int and so on as in the following code.
You can use DataTable.Select to query the DataTable.
DataTable table = GetDataTableResults();
DataTable results = table.Select("SomeIntColumn > 0").CopyToDataTable();
Or for more complex queries, you can use LINQ to query the DataTable:
DataTable dt = GetDataTableResults();
var results = from row in dt.AsEnumerable()
group row by new { SomeIDColumn = row.Field<int>("SomeIDColumn") } into rowgroup
select new
{
SomeID = rowgroup.Key.SomeIDColumn,
SomeTotal = rowgroup.Sum(r => r.Field<decimal>("SomeDecimalColumn"))
};
DataTable queryResults = new DataTable();
foreach (var result in query)
queryResults.Rows.Add(new object[] { result.SomeID, result.SomeTotal });
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