I'm using ADO.Net to return a set of records from a SQL Server, which I
then process to create a text stream ultimately used as the InnerHTML
property of a browser control in a C# project. Please don't ask why I'm
doing it that way. I know it's stupid, but customer requirements dictate
that it be done that way. Here's my question. Assume I get the following
return from the SQL query:
KeyType ILS KeyVal 1 <ILS F1>Somevalue</ILS F2><ILS F2>Somevalue</ILS
F2>...
KeyType PARTS KeyVal 2 <PARTS F1>Somevalue</PARTS F1><PARTS
F2>Somevalue</PARTS F2>...
KeyType ILS KeyVal 3 <ILS F1>Somevalue</ILS F2><ILS
F2>SomeSpecificvalue</ILS F2>...
After processing, this yields:
<ILS Records>
<ILS>KeyVal 1
<ILS F1>Somevalue</ILS F1>
<ILS F2>Somevalue</ILS F2>
</ILS>
<ILS match='true'>KeyVal 3
<ILS F1>Somevalue</ILS F1>
<ILS F2><b>SomeSpecificvalue</b></ILS F2>
</ILS>
</ILS Records>
<PARTS Records>
<PARTS>KeyVal 2
<PARTS F1>Somevalue</PARTS F1>
<PARTS F2>Somevalue</PARTS F2>
</PARTS>
</PARTS Records>
The result above is funneled through an XML stylesheet, which renders
exactly the way the customer wants it to. There are a whole lot of ifs,
ands, and buts associated with how each record is formatted, its weight, its
type, its priority, query parameters, etc.. The SQL Server returns the
result set into the datareader object very quickly. Does it make sense to
put the application specific formatting logic into stored procedures, or
would it make more sense to leave the record level formatting in the C#
code?> Does it make sense to
> put the application specific formatting logic into stored procedures, or
> would it make more sense to leave the record level formatting in the C#
> code?
I'd leave it in c# code. TSQL isn't the best language in the world for these
types of things. I
think that your code will be more readable, manageable and efficient as c# c
ode.
--
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
http://www.sqlug.se/
"bigbob" <big@.bob.com> wrote in message news:eAn$3a9AFHA.1400@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...[color
=darkred]
> I'm using ADO.Net to return a set of records from a SQL Server, which I
> then process to create a text stream ultimately used as the InnerHTML
> property of a browser control in a C# project. Please don't ask why I'm
> doing it that way. I know it's stupid, but customer requirements dictate
> that it be done that way. Here's my question. Assume I get the following
> return from the SQL query:
> KeyType ILS KeyVal 1 <ILS F1>Somevalue</ILS F2><ILS F2>Somevalue</ILS
> F2>...
> KeyType PARTS KeyVal 2 <PARTS F1>Somevalue</PARTS F1><PARTS
> F2>Somevalue</PARTS F2>...
> KeyType ILS KeyVal 3 <ILS F1>Somevalue</ILS F2><ILS
> F2>SomeSpecificvalue</ILS F2>...
> After processing, this yields:
> <ILS Records>
> <ILS>KeyVal 1
> <ILS F1>Somevalue</ILS F1>
> <ILS F2>Somevalue</ILS F2>
> </ILS>
> <ILS match='true'>KeyVal 3
> <ILS F1>Somevalue</ILS F1>
> <ILS F2><b>SomeSpecificvalue</b></ILS F2>
> </ILS>
> </ILS Records>
> <PARTS Records>
> <PARTS>KeyVal 2
> <PARTS F1>Somevalue</PARTS F1>
> <PARTS F2>Somevalue</PARTS F2>
> </PARTS>
> </PARTS Records>
> The result above is funneled through an XML stylesheet, which renders
> exactly the way the customer wants it to. There are a whole lot of ifs,
> ands, and buts associated with how each record is formatted, its weight, i
ts
> type, its priority, query parameters, etc.. The SQL Server returns the
> result set into the datareader object very quickly. Does it make sense to
> put the application specific formatting logic into stored procedures, or
> would it make more sense to leave the record level formatting in the C#
> code?
>[/color]|||Thanks, Tibor.
"Tibor Karaszi" <tibor_please.no.email_karaszi@.hotmail.nomail.com> wrote in
message news:%232FLMK%23AFHA.1188@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> I'd leave it in c# code. TSQL isn't the best language in the world for
these types of things. I
> think that your code will be more readable, manageable and efficient as c#
code.
> --
> Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
> http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
> http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
> http://www.sqlug.se/
>
> "bigbob" <big@.bob.com> wrote in message
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