Thank you, Bonnie. I need a better typing skills, not glasses :)
>
Am I missing something?>
>Yes!!
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>ds != null is not the same as ds =! null (and, in fact, the latter will produce a compiler error). Maybe you need glasses? <vbg>
>
>~~Bonnie
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>>>> Also 'ds = !null' is not valid syntax
>>
>>Why not? Getting back to my method that creates a data set. After the data set is created I need to rename the table inside this data set. So what I do is the following
>>
>>
>>DataSet myDataSet = MyClass.FillDataSet( SqlCommand, out ErrorMessage);
>>
>>if (myDataSet != null )
>>{
>> myDataSet.Tables[0].TableName = "myTableName";
>>}
>>else
>>{
>> // add to the error message explanation
>> ErrorMessage = "Problem occurred. " + ErrorMessage;
>>}
>>
>>>>
>>So far the above syntax has worked. Am I missing something? Thank you.
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