>>Say I am creating a data set as following:
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>>DataSet MyDataSet = new DataSet();
>>Adapter.Fill( MyDataSet );
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>>I don't know what is the default name of the table inside the data set. But I want to set the name of this table to be specific to what I need (e.g. "MyTable"). How can I do it?
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>>Note that since the variable Adapter is of type IDbDataAdapter, I cannot pass the second parameter to the .Fill() method.
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>Here it is:
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> ' Adjust to our default name
> oDataSet.Tables("Table").TableName = "Temp"
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>Then, you can refer as Temp or whatever the name you wish to have:
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> ' Record count
> nCount = oDataSet.Tables("Temp").Rows.Count
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Thank you. I also found the following approach:
MyDataSet.Tables[0].TableName = "MyTable";
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