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fill DataSet using OleDbDataAdapter from Access field format is lost

I have an Access database that has an input mask on a field, !\(999")
"000\-0000;0;_ , that formats a phone number. When I fill a DataSet
using an OldDbDataAdapter some of the records lose the formatting. For
example:

Sam Jones (999) 555-1212 *this is good*
Joe Smith 9995551212 *this is bad*

Why would some records lose the formatting? There is no ryme or reason
(that I can see anyway) why some records keep the formatting and some
lose it.

Thanks in advance for the help and plese let me know if you need any
more detail.

Nov 17 '05 #1
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