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Hi

I had a dataSet which link to a database. I need to add one field inside the database, After adding the field, how can I update and link it to the dataSet? thanks.
Jul 2 '09 #1
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Are you using a code to generate your dataset or using vb.net's wizard ?
Jul 2 '09 #2
qfchen
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I already have a dataset generated using vb.net control, but my database table modified, adding one field, how can I update the dataset?
Jul 2 '09 #3
Click your Datasource object until you see the little "Play Button"

Click the play button and select "Configure Data Source"

Click past your connection string setup

Click on "Specify Columns from a table or view"

In there you can add your extra column
Jul 2 '09 #4
qfchen
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Thank you very much, it's working fine
Jul 3 '09 #5

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