The SqlDataTable class extends the Devart.Common.DbDataTable class to provide a single object that can be used to access and update data from a data source. Actually, SqlDataTable replaces SqlConnection, SqlCommand, SqlDataAdapter, and SqlCommandBuilder classes with all-in-one class. When a SqlDataTable object is created, the default values of its constituent parts are set to reasonable defaults, meaning that the programmer can create a single object and immediately use it to retrieve and manipulate data from a data source.
By using SqlDataTable you can avoid explicit creation of SqlConnection and SqlCommand objects. When appropriate form of constructor is used, these objects are created automatically when you retrieve data from a data source. It allows you to cut down the size of the written code.
SqlDataTable allows you to automate loading of subsets of data either by selecting Devart.Common.DbTable.StartRecord and MaxRecords properties or by using Fill or FillPage methods that support passing parameter values into the query text.
The SqlDataTable class is designed to employ both connected and disconnected data access models. It also provides functionality for asynchronous fill operations.
The SqlDataTable class can be fully adjusted at design-time. You may retrieve data at design-time from a data source by setting Devart.Common.DbTable.Active property to true.
For more information on advanced features of SqlDataTable please refer to topic SqlDataTable Advanced Features.
This class supports cross-form data binding with the InterForm Technology.
This class is available only in Professional Edition.
System.Object
System.ComponentModel.MarshalByValueComponent
System.Data.DataTable
Devart.Common.DbDataTable
Devart.Data.SqlServer.SqlDataTable