Create a typed dataset in your project,
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This will also have the connection...
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fill the dataset ( which opense and closes )
the dataset now has your data from your table(s).
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Thats my simplest way.
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I wish to store the data from a SQL Server table, close the
connection, and then use the data.
Make a quick temp project and once you create your typed dataset,
drag the datagrid over to a form, and compile and run the project.
You should see a pretty good example how 'it runs' with some simple code on
the form that was generated.
Miro
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On Nov 3, 4:47 pm, "Miro" <m...@beero.com wrote:
>Create a typed dataset in your project,
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>This will also have the connection...
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>fill the dataset ( which opense and closes )
>the dataset now has your data from your table(s).
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>Thats my simplest way.
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>"tharpa" <83433a...@snea kemail.comwrote in message
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>news:b9418c2 1-7310-4ebf-b4e8-315286d12615@v3 9g2000pro.googl egroups.com...
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>I wish to store the data from a SQL Server table, close the
connection, and then use the data.
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