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1. Fernando... 179,339
2. naspinski 60,700
3. sjturner2 20,250
4. novynov 18,300
5. CarlVerret 17,064
6. Ceiled 12,500
7. BToson 8,000
8. emoreau 7,500
8. TKOTC 7,500
10. PockyMas... 7,452
11. TheLearn... 6,672
12. The_eagle 6,400
13. CMYScott 5,750
14. Praesidium 4,664
15. CodeCruiser 4,450
16. amx 4,200
17. GreenGho... 4,150
18. graye 4,000
18. VBRocks 4,000
20. jaime_oliv... 3,700
21. angelIII 3,600
22. moseack 3,500
23. gardavis 3,000
23. Dhaest 3,000
25. ZachSmith 2,600

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Using Linq to SQL and VB how to loop through a record set and add each item to a drop down list.

Asked by RMAHelpDesk in Language Integrated Query - LINQ, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: VB.NET

I have a simple Linq query that returns a couple dozen records. I want to loop through these records and add them to a DropDown box. I don't want to simply bind the drop down box to the dataset because i want to inject some extra items and change the records before they go into the list.

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             Dim Database As New DataClasses1DataContext
        Dim Query = From D In Database.Departments _
                    Select D.Department, D.ID
 
        drpDepartment.Items.Clear()
        drpDepartment.Items.Add("Select Department")
 
        ' Add Selected records to the dropdown here
        ' I would like The Selected Items to be the Department
        ' field and Selected Value to be the ID

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Using Linq to SQL and VB how to loop through a record set and add each item to a drop down list.

Asked by RMAHelpDesk in Language Integrated Query - LINQ, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: VB.NET

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