You have to crete the table manually (perhaps by inspecing first row's
column types), but you can import data easily using DataTable.Rows.Add and
passing object array for a row at a time.
Thank you Miha! I could see the DataTable.Rows.Add requirement. I will
figure out now to create the table manually. -hazz
Miha Markic said:
You have to crete the table manually (perhaps by inspecing first row's
column types), but you can import data easily using DataTable.Rows.Add and
passing object array for a row at a time.
The datatable.loaddatarow, makes from an array of values a datarow.
Be aware that the array of values in every seperate object has to fullfill
the rules about the columns.
Thank you Cor. The link was very helpful.
And I will pay close attention to my array/column value correspondence.
thanks again.
- Hazz
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