RemoveRow Method

Overview

The RemoveRow method removes a row in any state from an data table.

Declarations

/// <summary>
/// Removes row from data table /// </summary>
/// <param name="dataTable">Data table</param>
/// <param name="dataRow"<Data row to remove</param<
public static void RemoveRow(this IDataTable? dataTable, IDataRow? dataRow)

Namespace and Assembly

Namespace: PocoDataSet.Data
Assembly: PocoDataSet.Data.dll

Usage Example

// 1. Create an empty data set and a table
IDataSet dataSet = DataSetFactory.CreateDataSet();
IDataTable employeeDataTable = dataSet.AddNewTable("Employee");
employeeDataTable.AddColumn("Id", DataTypeNames.INT32);
employeeDataTable.AddColumn("FirstName", DataTypeNames.STRING);
employeeDataTable.AddColumn("LastName", DataTypeNames.STRING);

// 2. Add a row in Added state
IDataRow employeeDataRow1 = employeeDataTable.AddNewRow();
employeeDataRow1["Id"] = 1;
employeeDataRow1["FirstName"] = "John";
employeeDataRow1["LastName"] = "Doe";

// 3. Add a row in Unchanged state
IDataRow employeeDataRow2 = employeeDataTable.AddNewRow();
employeeDataRow2["Id"] = 2;
employeeDataRow2["FirstName"] = "Sara";
employeeDataRow2["LastName"] = "Gor";
employeeDataRow2.AcceptChanges();

// 3. Add a row in Modified state
IDataRow employeeDataRow3 = employeeDataTable.AddNewRow();
employeeDataRow3["Id"] = 1;
employeeDataRow3["FirstName"] = "Paul";
employeeDataRow3["LastName"] = "Carry";
employeeDataRow3.AcceptChanges();
employeeDataRow3["FirstName"] = "Tom";

// 4. Call RemoveRow on each row
// Added row removed from table
employeeDataTable.RemoveRow(employeeDataRow1);

// Unchanged row removed from table
employeeDataTable.RemoveRow(employeeDataRow2);

// Modified row removed from table
employeeDataTable.RemoveRow(employeeDataRow3);

 

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