Why does getting a xml dataset table return all values?

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Why does getting a xml dataset table return all values?




Currently, I have this Datagridview displaying some XML data, the data is


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<survey>
<floor location="Drill Floor">
<sign location ="1" ref="OFS-FE01" size="180x180" Material="RPP" Quantity="2" Backingboard="No" />
</floor>
<floor location="Top Deck">
<sign location ="2" ref="OFS-FE07" size="180x180" Material="RPP" Quantity="2" Backingboard="Yes" />
</floor>
</survey>



This is where I'm stuck as there are multiple floors and I need a way to display only a chosen floor location.


private void Form4_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)

DataSet dataSet = new DataSet();
dataSet.ReadXml(@"basicStorage.sws", XmlReadMode.Auto);
datagridview.DataSource = dataSet.Tables[1].DataSet.Tables[1];



Above is how im loading the datagridview, It works but it gets all the places, while I only want to get it from a certain floor.




1 Answer
1



You could pre-process the XML file to remove the data which you don't want to show in the data grid view (I'm assuming basicStorage.sws is an xml file)


basicStorage.sws



For example:


private void Form4_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)

XDocument storedData = XDocument.Load(@"basicStorage.sws");

// the floor that you want to keep
string selectedFloor = "Drill Floor";

// remove everything that isn't the floor we want to keep
storedData
.Descendants("floor")
.Where(a => a.Attribute("location").Value != selectedFloor)
.Remove();

// now use the remaining xml to populate the dataset
DataSet dataSet = new DataSet();
dataSet.ReadXml(storedData.CreateReader());
datagridview.DataSource = dataSet.Tables[1].DataSet.Tables[1];





Thank you for this was out of the office for a few days so only just saw this.
– Evan Wrynn
Aug 13 at 8:09






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