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  • Aaron Ackerman

    Debugging

    How in the heck do I traverse this rediculously long object model to find
    out if I actually updated a particular value in my dataset???

    I tried the following but get an error:
    ?vdsJob.Tables["JobDutyByI D"].Rows[0]["CaseJobDut y"]
    Identifier expected.


    I am getting an error when I try to update a Datagrid and of course it is a
    generic non-descript SQL error message which is NO help.
    I have no idea why MS make debugging so difficult.





  • Tian Min Huang

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    RE: Debugging

    Hello Aaron,

    Thanks for your post again. I reviewed your theads carefully, and now I'd
    like to share the following information with you:

    I am afraid that your project is of Visual Basic .NET. Our previous
    suggestions are given with C# code, and it will not work in debugging
    Visual Basic .NET project due to their different syntax. Please type the
    following in Command Window if it's a VB .NET application:

    ?vdsJob.Tables( "JobDutyByID"). Rows(0)("CaseJo bDuty")

    I am standing by for your result.

    Have a nice day!

    Regards,

    HuangTM
    Microsoft Online Partner Support
    MCSE/MCSD

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