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From: JohnE on 17 Jun 2010 23:24 I am beginning the process of converting a 15 yr old Access db (frontend) into a website application. It might be 15yo but is still very much used today and has gone thru all the updates over time. The back end is sql server 2005. Much in the front end uses sql views. How are views treated in asp.net sqldatasource? As stored proc, view, table, or ??? How are they referred to in a sqldatasource? Same as a stored proc? Any samples/examples/links of using a view? Thanks...John
From: Paul Shapiro on 18 Jun 2010 07:05
"JohnE" <JohnE(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B3BC420E-1EFD-4B4A-B29D-57BDE234F2BE(a)microsoft.com... > I am beginning the process of converting a 15 yr old Access db (frontend) > into a website application. It might be 15yo but is still very much used > today and has gone thru all the updates over time. The back end is sql > server 2005. Much in the front end uses sql views. > > How are views treated in asp.net sqldatasource? As stored proc, view, > table, or ??? How are they referred to in a sqldatasource? Same as a > stored > proc? Any samples/examples/links of using a view? > > Thanks...John A SqlDataSource can either specify a stored procedure or a SQL statement, which can include parameters. The documentation has details and examples. |