Marco
2 years agoContributor II
Create CSV FILE
Hi Everyone.
I am creating a CSV file with the information from a datatable. The problem is that it generates the file with the columns but without the datatable information. I wanted to know if th...
- 2 years ago
I suspect your problem might lie in the checks you do with dt.Rows.Count. In a number of situations, that property doesn't work as expected. I would suggest to just loop on rows; if you want to enforce your "limit", keep track of iterations and then break out:
' it's bad practice to mess with stuff passed as parameter, let's wrap it... Dim realLimit as Integer = -1 if limit > 0 then realLimit = limit ' keep an iteration index Dim curr As Integer = 0 ' and we're off For Each row As DataRow In dt.Rows If curr >= realLimit Then Exit For Else curr += 1 End If ' ... turn your row into a string etc etc next
The other den of dragons is that check on column names, which might be case sensitive or fail on minimal differences. At a minimum, I would turn that ColumnName to all lowercase or all uppercase, and ensure the elements in that list have had the same treatment.
Beyond that, I would check that your datatable actually contains data, particularly if it came from some .Clone() operation or similar.
Hope that helps!