Is this possible to execute a View from C# code. If it is then I would like to know if parametrized views exists and how should I use them. Parametrized means same parameters we use in Stored Procedures for stating where conditions.
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One does not execute views. One executes a query. If the query selects rows from a view or from a table, ADO.NET doesn't know or care.
John Saunders
2010-06-16 18:58:05
Thanks I got it. I was bit confused. Views acts as a virtual table and we can create sp or query on that based on suitable condition.
Amit Ranjan
2010-06-16 19:07:30
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A:
You treat a view the same way you would treat a table (for selecting, that is).
A parameterized query that would use a table in the FROM
clause would work just as well with a view.
Don't confuse views with stored procedures - stored procedures are executed, views simply are. You read data from a view through a query, using a SELECT
statement.
Oded
2010-06-16 18:58:21
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Think of a veiw as straight SQL where the View name replaces a table name: i.e. select * from v_employee_department...vs...select * from employee where v_employee_edpartment is a view that joins the employee table and department table
// Declare connection string.
string connStr = Properties.Settings.Default.ConnectionString;
OracleConnection cn = new OracleConnection(connStr);
// STEP 1: Execute command
string selectCommandTotal = "SELECT ID FROM <SOME_VIEW> WHERE <SOME_FIELD> = <SOME_VALUE> ";
OracleCommand cmdGetTotals = new OracleCommand(selectCommandTotal, cn);
cmdGetTotals.Connection.Open();
OracleDataReader rdrGetTotals = cmdGetTotals.ExecuteReader();
MikeTWebb
2010-06-16 19:11:12