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Does anyone know how to programatically create nested dataset tables within dataset tables in C#? Here's a general idea of my target structure....

<DataSet>

< Building >

<Building Name> Hospital < /Building Name >

< /Building >

< Employees>

<Employee ID> 10032 < /Employee ID >

<Appointments>

<Date> 10/1/2004 < /Date >

<With Who> Mr. Smith </ With Who>

</Appointments>

< /Employees>

</DataSet>

 

Basically, I have 3 tables..."Building", "Employees", and "Appointments." I need the "Appoinments" table to be nested within the "Employees" table. Any information will help !!!!!!!!

 

 

--Matt

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Does anyone know how to programatically create nested dataset tables within dataset tables in C#? Here's a general idea of my target structure....

<DataSet>

< Building >

<Building Name> Hospital < /Building Name >

< /Building >

< Employees>

<Employee ID> 10032 < /Employee ID >

<Appointments>

<Date> 10/1/2004 < /Date >

<With Who> Mr. Smith </ With Who>

</Appointments>

< /Employees>

</DataSet>

 

Basically, I have 3 tables..."Building", "Employees", and "Appointments." I need the "Appoinments" table to be nested within the "Employees" table. Any information will help !!!!!!!!

 

 

--Matt

 

Matt,

 

There are a couple of different ways to do what you are trying to do. I made a test project and just put this under the code for clicking a button on the form. I am sure you can take it from here, but I hope this will help you do what you are looking to do.

[CS]

private void button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)

{

int MAXBUILDINGS = 2;

int MAXEMPLOYEES = 3;

int MAXAPPOINTMENTS = 2;

 

System.Xml.XmlDocument myDocument = new System.Xml.XmlDocument();

System.Xml.XmlElement myRoot;

System.Xml.XmlElement myNode;

System.Xml.XmlElement myNode2;

System.Xml.XmlElement myAppts;

System.Xml.XmlElement myAppts2;

System.Xml.XmlElement myApptDate;

System.Xml.XmlElement myApptWithWho;

System.Xml.XmlAttribute myAttrib;

 

myRoot = myDocument.CreateElement("dataset");

myDocument.AppendChild(myRoot);

 

myNode = myDocument.CreateElement("buildinglist");

myRoot.AppendChild(myNode);

for(int i=0;i<MAXBUILDINGS+1;i++)

{

myNode2 = myDocument.CreateElement("building");

myAttrib = myDocument.CreateAttribute("name");

switch (i)

{

case 0:

myAttrib.Value = "HOSPITAL";

break;

case 1:

myAttrib.Value = "STADIUM";

break;

case 2:

myAttrib.Value = "CHAPEL";

break;

}

myNode2.Attributes.Append(myAttrib);

myNode.AppendChild(myNode2);

}

 

myNode = myDocument.CreateElement("employees");

myRoot.AppendChild(myNode);

 

string tmpID = "";

for(int i=0;i<MAXEMPLOYEES+1;i++)

{

myNode2 = myDocument.CreateElement("employee_id");

myNode.AppendChild(myNode2);

tmpID = "1003" + i.ToString();

myNode2.InnerText = tmpID;

 

myAppts = myDocument.CreateElement("appointments");

myNode2.AppendChild(myAppts);

for(int j=0;j<MAXAPPOINTMENTS+1;j++)

{

myAppts2 = myDocument.CreateElement("appointment");

myAppts.AppendChild(myAppts2);

 

myApptDate = myDocument.CreateElement("date");

myAppts2.AppendChild(myApptDate);

myApptDate.InnerText = System.DateTime.Now.ToString();

 

myApptWithWho = myDocument.CreateElement("withwho");

myAppts2.AppendChild(myApptWithWho);

switch (j)

{

case 0:

myApptWithWho.InnerText = "Mr A.";

break;

case 1:

myApptWithWho.InnerText = "Mr B.";

break;

case 2:

myApptWithWho.InnerText = "Mr C.";

break;

case 3:

myApptWithWho.InnerText = "Mr D.";

break;

case 4:

myApptWithWho.InnerText = "Mr E.";

break;

case 5:

myApptWithWho.InnerText = "Mr F.";

break;

}

 

}

}

 

MessageBox.Show(myDocument.OuterXml);

}

[/CS]

 

Good Luck,

Brian

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