ExecuteReader() Method

In This Topic

Sends the CommandText to the Connection and builds a QuickBooksDataReader.

Syntax

Visual Basic
C#

'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Shadows Function ExecuteReader() As QuickBooksDataReader

public new QuickBooksDataReader ExecuteReader()

Return Value

A QuickBooksDataReader object.

Example

The following example creates a QuickBooksCommand, then executes it by passing a string that is SQL SELECT statement, and a string to use to connect to the data source.

csharp

public void CreateQuickBooksDataReader(string mySelectQuery,string quickBooksConnectionString)
{
  QuickBooksConnection quickBooksConnection = new QuickBooksConnection(quickBooksConnectionString);
  QuickBooksCommand quickBooksCommand = new QuickBooksCommand(mySelectQuery, quickBooksConnection);
  quickBooksCommand.Connection.Open();
  QuickBooksDataReader quickBooksReader = quickBooksCommand.ExecuteReader();
  try
  {
    while(quickBooksReader.Read())
    {
      Console.WriteLine(quickBooksReader.GetString(0));
    }
  }
  finally
  {
    quickBooksReader.Close();
    quickBooksConnection.Close();
  }
}

Visual Basic

Public Sub CreateQuickBooksDataReader(mySelectQuery As String, _
quickBooksConnectionString As String)
  Dim quickBooksConnection As New QuickBooksConnection(quickBooksConnectionString)
  Dim quickBooksCommand As New QuickBooksCommand(mySelectQuery, quickBooksConnection)
  quickBooksCommand.Connection.Open()
  Dim quickBooksReader As QuickBooksDataReader = quickBooksCommand.ExecuteReader()
  Try
    While quickBooksReader.Read()
      Console.WriteLine(quickBooksReader.GetString(0))
    End While
  Finally
    quickBooksReader.Close()
    quickBooksConnection.Close()
  End Try
End Sub

Reference

QuickBooksCommand Class
QuickBooksCommand Members
Overload List
QuickBooksDataReader Class
QuickBooksConnection Class

Send Feedback