Thank you Bonnie,
How about a quick lesson on setting break points and what command you would type to display the dataset.

Sorry, still kind of hooked to vfp. I have not spent alot of time with the .net tools <g>
Neil


>Neil,
>
>I don't use MM, but this will apply whether you're using it or not ... to look at your DataSet, probably the easiest way is to set a breakpoint in your app, then when you're in the debugger, use the CommandWindow in Immediate mode to display your data. Not as nice as a VFP BROWSE, but it'll work.
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>And, the MessageBox is in the System.Windows.Forms namespace I think.
>
>~~Bonnie
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>Can someone please suggest an easy way to see what GetDataSet returns for testing purposes? In vfp we BROWSE or EDIT the result of the SELECT statement performed on a table. What do we do in mm.net?
>>
>>PS
>>What namespace do I need to include to get access to MessageBox.Show()
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>>Thanx,
>>Neil