InitializeComponent FAILS due to DataAdapters

From: bh (bh_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/28/04 

Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 13:49:01 -0800

I have a two part problem.
1. I am trying to access very large tables with a SQLData Adapter and it
won't allow me to select all the columns in the table(there are about 106).
I select them in two seperate data adapters. Is there a limit to how many I
can select and is there any way around it?

2. I also have to connect to 21 tables. 20 are too large to select in one
shot so I have to make 41 data adapters. I am at about 34 and I get an error
now. The program won't initialize. I'm wondering if I have too much code in
the InitializeComponent() section and need to clean it out or what. How can
I cut down on code while still being able to select, add new, and change
current rows OR should I be able to add as many data adapters as I would like?

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