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moondaddy
I have a strongly typed dataset with multiple tables and I want to take one
of the tables and create a new dataset using this one table and its data.
This is because I'm returning all of these tables via one webservice call,
but in the end, I need to have this one table separate from the others. The
other tables are used for support data to populate lists and combo boxes.
Ocationionaly the one table will have its data updated and if its part of
the same dataset as the other tables, when I update the data it causes all
the controls bound to the other tables to repopulate or refresh. Is there
an elegant way to simply create a new dataset and import a table and its
data from another dataset? I'm using strongly typed datasets (even for the
target dataset in this scenario) and vs2003 / vb.net.
Thanks.
of the tables and create a new dataset using this one table and its data.
This is because I'm returning all of these tables via one webservice call,
but in the end, I need to have this one table separate from the others. The
other tables are used for support data to populate lists and combo boxes.
Ocationionaly the one table will have its data updated and if its part of
the same dataset as the other tables, when I update the data it causes all
the controls bound to the other tables to repopulate or refresh. Is there
an elegant way to simply create a new dataset and import a table and its
data from another dataset? I'm using strongly typed datasets (even for the
target dataset in this scenario) and vs2003 / vb.net.
Thanks.