Re: typed dataset question

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David Sceppa's ADO.NET Core reference has great discussion of them, as does
Sahil Malik's ADO.NET book.

Anyway, if you're in VB.NET - no worries about the () disappearing -- they
aren't necessary in this case.

HTH,

Bill
"Patrick Sullivan" <psully@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I am trying to learn to use typed datasets with VB/ADO.Net 2003 and SQL
> 2000. I've looked at some examples from the 101 VB samples, specifically
> the
> "how-to typed dataset" that shows two datasets, one regular and one typed.
> When I try to do similar my code does not look the same:
>
> the how-to sample says:
> "Private tdsNorthwind As Northwind", then later "tdsNorthwind = New
> Northwind()".
>
> When I do "mytds AS tds" and then later, "mytds = New tds()" the VB editor
> removes the (). I've seen weird behavior like this before in VB.Net, but
> it
> was a while back, and it still seemed to work, from what I recall. But I
> am
> a C programmer and it really seems weird to me that () can be removed and
> still work. TIA!
>
> Oh, also, what is a good source for learning MS's .Net typed datasets
> syntax? The stuff I have seen in MSDN library and the 1010 samples is
> pretty
> basic.
>
> --
> Patrick Sullivan
>
>


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