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Guest
Hi,
I'm working with the dataset designer, which, via its wizard can generate
both a fill method and one to return a datatable. So I can use these to get a
specific datatable back, but I can't traverse a relationship, because the
other table doesn't exist! So I assume I need to maybe manually declare an
instance of the typed dataset, but then how do I fill it? Can I use one of
the methods generated for me? Are the relations I "designed" implicitly in
place? Examples I see show using an SQLDataAdapter, but I'd rather not
recreate the sql when it's been created for me. Any thoughts? Examples?
Thanks for any help...
-Ben
I'm working with the dataset designer, which, via its wizard can generate
both a fill method and one to return a datatable. So I can use these to get a
specific datatable back, but I can't traverse a relationship, because the
other table doesn't exist! So I assume I need to maybe manually declare an
instance of the typed dataset, but then how do I fill it? Can I use one of
the methods generated for me? Are the relations I "designed" implicitly in
place? Examples I see show using an SQLDataAdapter, but I'd rather not
recreate the sql when it's been created for me. Any thoughts? Examples?
Thanks for any help...
-Ben