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how can i compare a row in two data tables

I have two datatables with same structure. i want to compare the values
in each row. for example: datatable1.rows(0).item(0) =
datatable2.rows(0).item(0)
one way to compare the rows in datatable is to check them in loop and
doing element by element. is there any other way
thanks in advance for any help

Nov 23 '05 #1
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You can use other methods,

By instance serialize the datarows and than compare this.

However there will probably nothing faster than the in VBNet very fast
method of comparing by looping through the objects.

What is the reason that you don't want to use this very fast method and opt
for a more time consuming one?

Cor
Nov 23 '05 #2

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