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Okay, maybe I am missing something. I created a dataset through VS2005 data
manager. The set includes tables with child relationships. The tables and the
relationships are included in the dataset. I simply create a data source and
then select the tables I want. I edit the relationships to make sure they are
correct. I can then expand the dataset in the data source pane and see there
is a relationship.

Now, when I attach this dataset to any number of 3rd party tools that
support datasets with relationships, there is the parent table with records.
There are also always the child tables that can be expanded into, but there
are no child records. It is as if the records are not being fetched or the
relationship is broken.

Constructing the dataset manually through does not have this problem. I have
tried using relationships from the server and manually created the
relationships.

In VS2003 this was a snap – just set the data source to a dataset and there
you have it: a grid that displays records with child records. With VS2005’s
ability to create data sources and datasets, I assumed it would be even
easier because now I can create datasets through a wizard.

Am I missing a step in creating a dataset through Visual Studio 2005?

Apr 21 '06 #1
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