You can do a schema-only query or construct the DataTable in code and
populated it as needed.
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maz said:
No, you don't need to fill it beforhand.
What makes you think you have to fill it before adding new rows?
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Is there anyway to add rows to a dataset/datatable without having to
populate the object with rows from the source table????
It seems to be pretty daunting in terms of memory/processing
requirements to have to fill the dataset with all rows from a source
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The examples given in a text I have called the fill method. That's
what made me think so, which I found to be extremely unreasonable!
Note that the table I want to add rows to already has existing rows.
if u have references to web resources that may help please provide
them.
Thanks