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can click TableAdapter in the DataSet Designer and then view and change the Insertcommand,updatecommand, and DeleteCommand properties in the Properties window. (Confirm that you have selected the TableAdapter and that the ProductsTableAdapter object is the selected item in the Drop-down box in the Properties window)Figure 23:tableadapter contains attributes such as Insertcommand,updatecommand, and DeleteCommandTo view or change the properties of these database commands, click CommandText, which

. The view "Current Product List" lists all products that are in use from the product table. This view is created using the following SQL:CREATE VIEW [Current Product List] asselect productid,productnamefrom productswhere discontinued=noWe can query the above view:SELECT * FROM [current Product List]Another view of the Northwind sample database selects products with all units in the product table that are higher than the average unit price:CREATE VIEW

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can accurately submit the data we wish to submit to the user. Sample database Northwind has some views that are installed by default. The view "Current Product List" lists all products that are in use from the product table. This view is created using the following SQL: CREATE VIEWAS SELECTProductid,productname Products FROM WHERE discontinued=no We can query the above view: SELECT * FROM [current Product List] Another view of the Northwind sample da

Northwind has some views that are installed by default. The view "Current Product List" lists all products that are in use from the product table. This view is created using the following SQL: CREATE VIEW [currentProduct List] as SELECT productid,productname from Products WHERE Discontinued=No We can query the above view: SELECT * from [currentProduct List] Another view of the Northwind sample database selects products with all units in the prod

to submit to the user.Sample database Northwind has some views that are installed by default. The view "Current Product List" lists all products that are in use from the product table. This view is created using the following SQL:CREATE VIEW [Current Product List] asselect productid,productnamefrom productswhere discontinued=noWe can query the above view:SELECT * FROM [current Product List]Another view of the Northwind sample database selects product

p.categoryid into G Select new { G.key, numproducts = G.count () };Statement Description: Use GROUP BY and count to get the number of products in each CategoryID.Description: First by CategoryID classification, remove the CategoryID value and the number of individual products.8. With conditional countvar q = from p in db. Products Group p by P.categoryid into G Select new { G.key, numproducts = g.count (p = p.discontinued ) };Statement Description:

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table. This view is created using the following SQL: Create view [Current Product List]SELECT ProductID, ProductNameFROM ProductsWHERE Discontinued = No we can query the above view: SELECT * FROM [Current Product List] Another view of the Northwind Sample Database selects Products with prices higher than the average unit prices in the Products table: Create view [Products Above Average Price] SELECT ProductName, UnitPrice FROM Products WHERE

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database engine uses SQL statements to recreate the data.SQL CREATE VIEW instanceYou can use a view within a query, within a stored procedure, or within another view. By adding functions and joins to the view, we can precisely submit the data we want to submit to users. The sample database Northwind has some installed views by default. View "Current Product List" lists all Products in use from the Products table. This view is created using the following SQL: Create view [Current Product List]

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