newbie needs help with DataSet

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Danny Ni

Hi,

I have a dataset which has one datatable which has one datacolumn, is there
a way to convert it to a String[]?

TIA
 
You mean like
myString=ds.tables("MyTable").Rows(n).Items("MyColumn").ToString

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No. I meant coverting all the datarows into a String array, say I have 3
rows in dataset with datacolumn values "a", "b", "c" respectively. I want ro
get a String array, say aryTemp with aryTemp[0] = "a", aryTemp[1] = "b",
aryTemp[2] = "c".

William (Bill) Vaughn said:
You mean like
myString=ds.tables("MyTable").Rows(n).Items("MyColumn").ToString

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Danny Ni said:
Hi,

I have a dataset which has one datatable which has one datacolumn, is there
a way to convert it to a String[]?

TIA
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ADO classic had a GetString that could be used like this. But why? The
DataTable Rows collection is simply an array and it addressed like one.

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Danny Ni said:
No. I meant coverting all the datarows into a String array, say I have 3
rows in dataset with datacolumn values "a", "b", "c" respectively. I want ro
get a String array, say aryTemp with aryTemp[0] = "a", aryTemp[1] = "b",
aryTemp[2] = "c".

William (Bill) Vaughn said:
You mean like
myString=ds.tables("MyTable").Rows(n).Items("MyColumn").ToString

--
____________________________________
William (Bill) Vaughn
Author, Mentor, Consultant
Microsoft MVP
www.betav.com
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Danny Ni said:
Hi,

I have a dataset which has one datatable which has one datacolumn, is there
a way to convert it to a String[]?

TIA
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