>Walter,
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>The main reason for the code in query 1 is because in an untyped datatable, .NET stores the data as a basic object, so specifying the type is necessary. Again, this is specifically for untyped datatables, which I generally don't use.

So what do you do when you have to process add-hoc SPT results, where you simply don't know the structure of your results at forehand. Fox example when you've got a end-user query tool in your application ??

Walter,