Hi all,

If the dcSource.ColumnName == 'Text' then I would like to change the contents
of drSource[dcSource.ColumnName]. How would I do this? I know I could use
the ToString() method on the drSource[dcSource.ColumnName] to return a value
and then use the replace() method on that value. Although I would like to
change the contents using an ADO.NET way. Can this be done and how? Thanks
in advance.

if( "Text" == dcSource.ColumnName.ToString() )
{
//somehow find out if a certain string is present in the below and
if so then change the contents of the below, then copy value across.
drSource[dcSource.ColumnName] = drSource[dcSource.ColumnName]
}


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"Jon S via DotNetMonster.com" <u2272@uwe> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> If the dcSource.ColumnName == 'Text' then I would like to change the
> contents
> of drSource[dcSource.ColumnName]. How would I do this? I know I could
> use
> the ToString() method on the drSource[dcSource.ColumnName] to return a
> value
> and then use the replace() method on that value. Although I would like to
> change the contents using an ADO.NET way. Can this be done and how?
> Thanks
> in advance.
>
> if( "Text" == dcSource.ColumnName.ToString() )
> {
> //somehow find out if a certain string is present in the below
> and
> if so then change the contents of the below, then copy value across.
> drSource[dcSource.ColumnName] = drSource[dcSource.ColumnName]
> }
>
>
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>

If I understand you correctly you just change a value like this...

drSource[dcSource.ColumnName] = "NewValue";
- However in your code snippet, you're just setting a value to itself.
Maybe I dont' understand your end goal.

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Hi Mr Ryan

Thanks for replying, it was a simple one and its resolved now. Thanks.


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