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Guest
Well, is this a bug or is it just really late
here is an example
Dim DS1 As New DataSe
Private Sub Button8_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button8.Clic
Dim DS2 As New DataSe
Dim Cdt As New ClassicData.DataTabl
Cdt.TableName = "test
Cdt.Columns.Add(New DataColumn("Hello")
Cdt.IsMasterTable = Tru
DS2.Tables.Add(Cdt
DS1.Merge(DS2
Dim cdt2 As ClassicData.DataTabl
cdt2 = DS1.Tables(0
MsgBox(cdt2.IsMasterTable
End Su
of course classicdata.datatable is a custom version of the datatable, it inherits datatable and all I did was add one property (ismaster)
Now the property is set to true and after the merge it's false
I of course have a much more enhanced datatable and datacolumn and any properites they may have set get set to the default when the merge is done
What's going on here?
here is an example
Dim DS1 As New DataSe
Private Sub Button8_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button8.Clic
Dim DS2 As New DataSe
Dim Cdt As New ClassicData.DataTabl
Cdt.TableName = "test
Cdt.Columns.Add(New DataColumn("Hello")
Cdt.IsMasterTable = Tru
DS2.Tables.Add(Cdt
DS1.Merge(DS2
Dim cdt2 As ClassicData.DataTabl
cdt2 = DS1.Tables(0
MsgBox(cdt2.IsMasterTable
End Su
of course classicdata.datatable is a custom version of the datatable, it inherits datatable and all I did was add one property (ismaster)
Now the property is set to true and after the merge it's false
I of course have a much more enhanced datatable and datacolumn and any properites they may have set get set to the default when the merge is done
What's going on here?