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Russ Gray [MS]
Hi Rick
I think that you're making this too hard. Something like the following
should work:
// Add the tables to the DataSet.
myDataSet.Tables.Add(tCust);
/* Populates the tables. For each customer and order,
creates two DataRow variables. */
DataRow newRow1;
// Create three customers in the Customers Table.
for(int i = 1; i < 4; i++)
{
newRow1 = tCust.NewRow();
newRow1["custID"] = (100*i).ToString();
tCust.Rows.Add(newRow1);
}
// Give each customer a distinct name.
tCust.Rows[0]["custName"] = "John Summers";
tCust.Rows[1]["custName"] = "Phil Seagram";
tCust.Rows[2]["custName"] = "Sam Robinson";
// And address
tCust.Rows[0]["custCity"] = "Chicago";
tCust.Rows[1]["custCity"] = "Los Angeles";
tCust.Rows[2]["custCity"] = "Washington";
}
I hope this helps,
Russ Gray
Microsoft Developer Support
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I think that you're making this too hard. Something like the following
should work:
// Add the tables to the DataSet.
myDataSet.Tables.Add(tCust);
/* Populates the tables. For each customer and order,
creates two DataRow variables. */
DataRow newRow1;
// Create three customers in the Customers Table.
for(int i = 1; i < 4; i++)
{
newRow1 = tCust.NewRow();
newRow1["custID"] = (100*i).ToString();
tCust.Rows.Add(newRow1);
}
// Give each customer a distinct name.
tCust.Rows[0]["custName"] = "John Summers";
tCust.Rows[1]["custName"] = "Phil Seagram";
tCust.Rows[2]["custName"] = "Sam Robinson";
// And address
tCust.Rows[0]["custCity"] = "Chicago";
tCust.Rows[1]["custCity"] = "Los Angeles";
tCust.Rows[2]["custCity"] = "Washington";
}
I hope this helps,
Russ Gray
Microsoft Developer Support
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