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DataRow specialization

Hello group

Maybe this is not the right NG, but this problem seems to me to be more
language related than ADO.NET.

How can I write the constructor for specialization of DataRow which will
take a datarow as parameter. Something like:

class MyDataRow : DataRow
{
public MyDataRow(DataR ow row) : base(row)
{
}
}
Thx
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Base class - DataRow doesn`t have a public constructor, so 'public
MyDataRow(DataR ow row) : base(row)' gives a syntax error.

You can use the 'semi-hidden' constructor protected internal
DataRow(DataRow Builder builder);

Microsoft discourages use of this member.

This is a snippet from a typed DataSet generated by Visual studio
(Generated code):

public class KukuRow : DataRow
{
private KukuDataTable tableKuku;

internal KukuRow(DataRow Builder rb) :
base(rb)
{
this.tableKuku = ((KukuDataTable )(this.Table));
}

......

}
Hopes it helps

Boaz ben-Porat
Milestone Systems

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Hello group

Maybe this is not the right NG, but this problem seems to me to be more
language related than ADO.NET.

How can I write the constructor for specialization of DataRow which will
take a datarow as parameter. Something like:

class MyDataRow : DataRow
{
public MyDataRow(DataR ow row) : base(row)
{
}
}
Thx

Nov 16 '05 #2

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