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DataTable and TableAdapter

Hello!

Is it always that a TableAdapter and a DataTable is a pair.
When I use the Dataset Designer and create a sql clause a TableAdapter and a
DataTable is created which act like a pair.

I mean when you have a TableAdapter you must always have a corresponding
DataTable for this TableAdapter.

Is it right what I have written here?

//Tony
Jun 27 '08 #1
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