I have a client side dataset that is made up from a stored proc, I also have
a web service that returns a dataset from this stored proc. But when I call
the web service and try and store them in an instance of the client side
dataset , I get an invalid cast error.
example :
dim myclientds as new clientsidedatas et
dim objwebservice as web.myservice
myclientds = objwebservice .getData
- causes an invalid cast, the dataset are indentical ,as they stem from the
same SP , the only difference is that datset / datatable name.
Any ideas ?
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Jon Vaughan wrote:
>I have a client side dataset that is made up from a stored proc, I also have
a web service that returns a dataset from this stored proc. But when I call
the web service and try and store them in an instance of the client side
dataset , I get an invalid cast error.
example :
dim myclientds as new clientsidedatas et
dim objwebservice as web.myservice
myclientds = objwebservice .getData
- causes an invalid cast, the dataset are indentical ,as they stem from the
same SP , the only difference is that datset / datatable name.
Any ideas ?
Try declaring the client dataset as just a dataset, then loop through
the columns to see what the data types are - most likely the transition
from the web service to the client is altering something in the structure.
T
Tomb, checked the datatypes , they are all the same in both dataset and
client side dataset. any more ideas ?
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Jon Vaughan wrote:
>>I have a client side dataset that is made up from a stored proc, I also
have a web service that returns a dataset from this stored proc. But when
I call the web service and try and store them in an instance of the client
side dataset , I get an invalid cast error.
example :
dim myclientds as new clientsidedatas et
dim objwebservice as web.myservice
myclientds = objwebservice .getData
- causes an invalid cast, the dataset are indentical ,as they stem from
the same SP , the only difference is that datset / datatable name.
Any ideas ?
Try declaring the client dataset as just a dataset, then loop through the
columns to see what the data types are - most likely the transition from
the web service to the client is altering something in the structure.
T
Th eonly different is the datset from the xsd has the table called Suppliers
, whereas the data side created from the webservice is called table , could
that be it ?
"tomb" <to**@technetce nter.comwrote in message
news:_U******** ***********@big news6.bellsouth .net...
Jon Vaughan wrote:
>>I have a client side dataset that is made up from a stored proc, I also
have a web service that returns a dataset from this stored proc. But when
I call the web service and try and store them in an instance of the client
side dataset , I get an invalid cast error.
example :
dim myclientds as new clientsidedatas et
dim objwebservice as web.myservice
myclientds = objwebservice .getData
- causes an invalid cast, the dataset are indentical ,as they stem from
the same SP , the only difference is that datset / datatable name.
Any ideas ?
Try declaring the client dataset as just a dataset, then loop through the
columns to see what the data types are - most likely the transition from
the web service to the client is altering something in the structure.
T
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