How do I generate a Quality Center recordset with C#?

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Published on 2009-10-08T10:21:21Z Indexed on 2010/04/13 0:03 UTC
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I am converting an application that connects to Quality Center via the OTA API from VB.net to C#. The application makes extensive use of recordsets, but I have not been able to get them to work in C#.

Specifically, I have trouble casting Command and Recordset to the correct format for C#. Everything I have tried has failed.

Following, is an VB.net example of the code that I need to convert.

Private Function GetRecSet(ByVal Qry As String, TD as TDConnection) As Recordset

        Dim Com As Command = TD.Command
        Com.CommandText = Qry
        GetRecSet = Com.Execute
        GetRecSet.First()

End Function

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