"Concurrency violation: the DeleteCommand affected 0 of the expected 1 records."

I have an array of DataTables and Adapters

In this instance I have assigned one of the tables to a unique DataTable varable "rs" which is associated with the giLastTableIndex index as appears in the update command below

I wish to delete a row and update the DataTable

Code:

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Dim rRow As DataRow

For Each rRow In rs.Rows
                                With rRow
                                        If .Item("DVN_SHAFT") = sDVN_SHAFT And .Item("DP") = fDP And .Item("PR_ANG") = fPR_ANG And .Item("DVR_N_T") = fDVR_N_T And .Item("DVN_N_T") = fDVN_N_T And .Item("DVR_AD") = fDVR_AD And .Item("DVN_AD") = fDVN_AD Then
                                                rRow.Delete()
                                                Exit For

                                        End If
                                End With
Next rRow

iRet = gda(giLastTableIndex).Update(gdt(giLastTableIndex))

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The update results in the concurrency violation

I have looked for instances where I am holding the DataTable open with another variable and I do not believe I have any.

Suggestions?

My only suggestion would be to find where/what has changed the row in the database table prior to this update call.

Quote:

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A System.Data.DBConcurrencyException in Visual Basic occurs during a DataAdapter.Update operation when the database detects that the row you are trying to modify or delete has changed since you originally loaded it into memory. Because ADO.NET uses optimistic concurrency by default, its generated SQL commands (UpdateCommand or DeleteCommand) look for an exact match of all original column values in the WHERE clause. If another user or process altered even one value, the query affects 0 rows, triggering the exception

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Why an array of DataTables?’ You’re aware of the DataSet? A DataSet is a collection of DataTables…

Good Point. I suspect I did not know that at the time that I was creating the code. Do you think that would change the outcome?

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Originally Posted by Richard Friedman

Good Point. I suspect I did not know that at the time that I was creating the code. Do you think that would change the outcome?

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Try googling... 'vb.net update all datatables from dataset'

There's a lot of information available...

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Originally Posted by Richard Friedman

Good Point. I suspect I did not know that at the time that I was creating the code. Do you think that would change the outcome?

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If this is the same project as you were working on in previous posts then changing to dataset would involve a major rewrite. Don't know if would solve your problem because we don't know what's causing the problem. Other than something seems to have altered the record in the database table that your trying to update after the datatable was filled.