Hi All
I have a DataTable that has the AutoIncrement properties set, but when I add
a new row it doesn't use the values I'd expect and is causing an error.
For example:
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrement = True
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrementSeed = -1
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrementStep = -1
Dim oRow As DataRow = MyTable.NewRow
'// oRow("PKColumn" ) = 12 I'd expect it to be a negative figure, and for
each Row I add it decreases by 1
MyTable.Rows.Ad d(oRow) '// Causes error the second row that's added cos the
PK value already exists amd is unique.
Has anyone else experience this??
Regards,
Steve.
2  1552 
If you have statement like MyDataAdapter.F illSchema(MyDat aSet,
SchemaType.Mapp ed, "MyTable") running before, you cannot change PKColumn's
property in MyTable.
"Steve Amey" wrote: Hi All
I have a DataTable that has the AutoIncrement properties set, but when I add
a new row it doesn't use the values I'd expect and is causing an error.
For example:
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrement = True
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrementSeed = -1
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrementStep = -1
Dim oRow As DataRow = MyTable.NewRow
'// oRow("PKColumn" ) = 12 I'd expect it to be a negative figure, and for
each Row I add it decreases by 1
MyTable.Rows.Ad d(oRow) '// Causes error the second row that's added cos the
PK value already exists amd is unique.
Has anyone else experience this??
Regards,
Steve.
Hi John
I don't have anything like that running before I can see the properties of
the Column in the Locals window and they are correct, but when I create a
New Row it doesn't create the row with the PK column as a negative.
Regards,
Steve.
"John" <Jo**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
news:93******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... If you have statement like MyDataAdapter.F illSchema(MyDat aSet,
SchemaType.Mapp ed, "MyTable") running before, you cannot change PKColumn's
property in MyTable.
"Steve Amey" wrote:
Hi All
I have a DataTable that has the AutoIncrement properties set, but when I
add a new row it doesn't use the values I'd expect and is causing an error.
For example:
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrement = True
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrementSeed = -1
MyTable.Columns ("PKColumn").Au toIncrementStep = -1
Dim oRow As DataRow = MyTable.NewRow
'// oRow("PKColumn" ) = 12 I'd expect it to be a negative figure, and for
each Row I add it decreases by 1
MyTable.Rows.Ad d(oRow) '// Causes error the second row that's added cos
the PK value already exists amd is unique.
Has anyone else experience this??
Regards,
Steve.
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