>I don't either :-}
>What is the order of the manually created table when there's no DataView ?

It was mentioned earlier that this could have been a coincidence in the way the records were added and the sort I was assigning to. However, I am using this approach at various locations, such as getting a directory list of all the files from a directory and applying a sort after. This one is not a SQL select as I am adding each file one by one in the dataset. Then, I can apply a sort on various columns I have in this class. But, thinking more about it, by default, a directory list of a directory will return files in alpha order and most of the time I am using a sort on the Name column. So, yes, if I would look deeper, maybe this was all a coincidence after all.

Now, thinking more about it, if I would like to preserve the same way of doing things but having the Data class to act upon a .Sort value change, it would be as if I would have to select from the actual dataset into a new one but in the order I want, which would then allow me to use the same For\Next approach I am using everywhere. But, that would be an extra step while scanning the dataview would remain the best approach.