hahaha ... you don't need to understand it all ... but that's your Typed DataSet.

Now, whenever you use that DataSet you should get Intellisense for your all your DataTables, your Typed DataColumns and methods. That's really all there is to it.

Now, instead of accessing data like you had to with regular DataSets:

MyDataSet.Tables["MyTable"].Rows[0]["MyStringColumn"] = "abc";

you can use this much easier syntax:

MyDataSet.MyTable[0].MyStringColumn = "abc";

~~Bonnie


>>OK, did you look at Dataset1.Designer.cs ... I bet it looks different than it did before. <g>
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>There are about 1300 lines there now. Do you expect me to understand it all? <bg>. I thought you were going to give me a simple solution <g>