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Brad
Probably an easy question, but how do I count the number of records in a
dataset when there are no bindings. I was using
me.bindingcontext(dsName1).count, but it is always returning 1 when I know
for a fact that the test data has three records. I am using
dsName1.tables(0).newrow to add the new row; the user sets the information
and then saves this row back to the dataset and then the data adapter is
updated.
What I want to do on form load is to return the number of records currently
in the dataset.
Thanks for the information.
Brad
dataset when there are no bindings. I was using
me.bindingcontext(dsName1).count, but it is always returning 1 when I know
for a fact that the test data has three records. I am using
dsName1.tables(0).newrow to add the new row; the user sets the information
and then saves this row back to the dataset and then the data adapter is
updated.
What I want to do on form load is to return the number of records currently
in the dataset.
Thanks for the information.
Brad