STDS - StronglyTypedDataSets

Jim Douglas

Issues with null data, can anyone point to an article on how to use these
properly or others workarounds. I am having to check values before taking
data from the typed dataset, which can be a pain, extracting data, settting
up OLEDB parameters, etc.

Thanks!

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Jul 21 '05 #1

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Uri Dor

By "check values" do you mean using Is*Null() ?

Jim Douglas wrote:

Issues with null data, can anyone point to an article on how to use these
properly or others workarounds. I am having to check values before taking
data from the typed dataset, which can be a pain, extracting data, settting
up OLEDB parameters, etc.

Thanks!

Jul 21 '05 #2

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