I have a method I am calling into which a property is set such as:

loClient.oRow = loRow
If Not loClient.DoSomething() Then
   Return False
End If

The class requires this to be a datarow.

However, in the client application that calls that method, I need to sort my data provider. So, I am using the dataview approach:

oData.oDataView.Sort = "AddDate"

The method will be called into a loop:

' For each record
For lnCounter = 0 To oData.nCount - 1
   loRow = oData.oRows(lnCounter)

   ' Get the list
   loClient.oRow = loRow
   If Not loClient.DoSomething() Then
      Return False
   End If

   ' Do something

Next

As that method was working looping against a data provider, making use of loRow, a datarow, everything was ok.

Now, I need to adjust to have this supporting the dataview:

' For each record
For Each loDataRowView In oData.oDataView

   ' Get the list
   loClient.oRow = loDataRowView
   If Not loClient.DoSomething() Then
      Return False
   End If

   ' Do something

Next

Then, of course, this would generate an error when assigning the value to loClient.oRow as a datarow object expect to receive a datarow object.

Assuming we would like to work around this without changing the class, what would be the best way to convert that loDataRowView into a datarow so it can then be passed as is to the class?