Question

I wanted to be able to do the below, but not sure if SQLCommandBulder will blow up. (I DON’T have all my code setup to test it yet).

Dim renameFileCmd As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand("select * from FileVersions where vpk = @vpk", sqlConn)
renameFileCmd.Parameters.Add("@vpk", SqlDbType.BigInt)
renameFileCmd.Parameters.Item(0).Value = vpk
renameFileCmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text

Dim renameFileAdptr As SqlDataAdapter = New SqlDataAdapter(renameFileCmd)
Dim renameFileBuilder As SqlCommandBuilder = New SqlCommandBuilder(renameFileAdptr)
Dim renameFileDataTable As DataTable = New DataTable
renameFileAdptr.Fill(renameFileDataTable)

Answer 1

According to Henk Holterman. Using a simple Where clause is acceptable for a SqlCommandBuilder.