DataTable Subset to new DataTable

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How would I copy all data from my DataSet that meets a filtering condition to
a new DataTable?

Is this what I want?

DataTable table = new DataTable();
table = DataSet1.Table[0].DefaultView.Ro wFilter(filterS tring).Copy();

This still copies over all of the data, but adds a filter. Right?

This also creates a Default View on the first DataTable in my DataSet, which
I do not want.

After copying the filtered data to a new DataTable, I need to further filter
the DataTable about 3 more times and combine it's data with another
DataTable's data and filter that, too.

Any pointers or suggestions would be appreciated.

I wasn't able to locate this information in the Hitchhiker's Guide to Visual
Studio and SQL Server (#7).

Regards,
Joe

[Maxwell]

You may look at the DataTable.Selec t method, which, granted, returns an
array of DataRow objects, but then you could Add these to a
dataTable1.Clon e() in a foreach loop.

Not an all-in-one solution, but you might give it a go.

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How would I copy all data from my DataSet that meets a filtering condition
to
a new DataTable?

Is this what I want?

DataTable table = new DataTable();
table = DataSet1.Table[0].DefaultView.Ro wFilter(filterS tring).Copy();

This still copies over all of the data, but adds a filter. Right?

This also creates a Default View on the first DataTable in my DataSet,
which
I do not want.

After copying the filtered data to a new DataTable, I need to further
filter
the DataTable about 3 more times and combine it's data with another
DataTable's data and filter that, too.

Any pointers or suggestions would be appreciated.

I wasn't able to locate this information in the Hitchhiker's Guide to
Visual
Studio and SQL Server (#7).

Regards,
Joe