A "data adapter" can't really be bound to anything. You can bind to the
DataSet populated by a DataAdapter or bind to the underlying DataTables.
The DataTable object can be addressed by iterating through the Rows
collection as in
For each dr as DataRow in myDataSet.Tables("MyTableName").Rows
Next
The individual columns are referenced through the DataRow Item "property"
which can be addressed by name or ordinal (number).
I suggest picking up any one of the dozens of books on ADO.NET. Even my
(relatively old) ADO and ADO.NET Examples and Best Practices discusses these
basics.
hth
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