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I created a typed dataset comtaining 6 tables. I have added a new column to
one of those tables but when I re-generate the dataset I get errors in my
code. It seems as though the dataset loses its type. One of the functions
finds a row according to an ID column, which goes like this;

Dataset.Table.F indByid(IDValue );

Well since I added the new column and regenerated the dataset it whinges
about "does not contain a definition for findById"

Anyone know how to fix this?

Thanks,
Grant
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Hello Grant

FindById method is not in DataTable
I think you can use DataSet.Table.R ow.Find Method
the content of detail is in MSDN

Good Luck

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