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Uchiha Jax
I have used this method many a time in previous applications without any
hitches at all and i'm trying to use it in my current application and it
isn't working.
The only difference I can see is that I am using a strongly typed dataset
(and hence datatables and datarows), does that make this function not work?
I figured as my TaskRow inherited from DataRow that there shouldn't be a
problem.
The code, put simply is as follows:
/// Import into all tasks table for look up purposes
AllTasksTable.ImportRow(theTask.TheTaskRow); /// this is the call i'm trying
to get to work
TaskDataTable dt = new TaskDataTable(); /// here is a test to show that the
method has problems
dt.ImportRow(theTask.TheTaskRow);
int i = 0; /// I place the breakpoint here and query with the debugger.
//// The debugger tells me that AllTasksTable has 1 less row than expected
and that dt has no rows!!!!
Anyone the wiser?
Kind Regards
Jax
hitches at all and i'm trying to use it in my current application and it
isn't working.
The only difference I can see is that I am using a strongly typed dataset
(and hence datatables and datarows), does that make this function not work?
I figured as my TaskRow inherited from DataRow that there shouldn't be a
problem.
The code, put simply is as follows:
/// Import into all tasks table for look up purposes
AllTasksTable.ImportRow(theTask.TheTaskRow); /// this is the call i'm trying
to get to work
TaskDataTable dt = new TaskDataTable(); /// here is a test to show that the
method has problems
dt.ImportRow(theTask.TheTaskRow);
int i = 0; /// I place the breakpoint here and query with the debugger.
//// The debugger tells me that AllTasksTable has 1 less row than expected
and that dt has no rows!!!!
Anyone the wiser?
Kind Regards
Jax