VS 2005 datatable.copy NoNullAllowedException

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I am getting a NoNullAllowedException when I try to add a datatable to a
dataset by using dataset.tables.add(datatableOld.copy()). I checked the
AllowDBNull property on the column of datatableOld that was throwing the
exception and it is set to "true". I am not sure why I am getting this
exception since a null is allowed in this column and i thought a copy copied
the schema and data. Any help with this would be appreciated.
 
Mikes,

Is this about strongly typed datasets?

Than try to copy the base.

Cor
 
Mike,

Did you already try it while giving your new table another name?

Cor

MikeS said:
I have included an example. I clone a datatable which has the AllowDBNull
set to false on the column the is causing the exception. I then add a
column
to the new table and set all the AllowDBNull property on all the columns
to
allow nulls. I then copy a some of the values from the cloned table and
add
the value to the new column. I receive the exception when the
dsReturn.Tables.Add(dtUpdated.Copy()); is executed.

private DataSet FormatTable(DataSet ds)
{
DataTable dtUpdated = ds.Tables["OldTable"].Clone();
dtUpdated.Columns.Add("NewColumn");

foreach (DataColumn col in dtUpdated.Columns)
{
col.AllowDBNull = true;
}

foreach (DataRow dr in dtCopy.Rows)
{
DataRow drNew = dtUpdated.NewRow();

for (int i = 0; i < 6; i++)
{
drNew = dr;
}

drNew["NewColumn"] = "Some Value";
dtUpdated.Rows.InsertAt(drNew, 0);
}

DataSet dsReturn = new DataSet();
dsReturn.Tables.Add(dtUpdated.Copy());

return dsReturn;
}

Cor Ligthert said:
Mikes,

Is this about strongly typed datasets?

Than try to copy the base.

Cor
 

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