Thanx,
Now I understand. Once you get a reference to the current dataset, via getcurrentdataset(), you can use the reference to gain access to all of the dataset properties.

Thanx again,
Neil


>Just keep drilling down.
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>oPatient.GetCurrentDataSet().Tables[0].Rows[0][0]
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>Intellisense should work in VS2003
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>>I typed oPatient.GetCurrentDataSet() in the command window. The window came back with Oakleaf.
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>>.Main.Data.mmDataSet. Now.... How do I transverse the rows and columns of the DataSet? I would like to see what record the GetDataSet returned. BTW: No intellisense. (i am in C#)
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>>Neil
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>>>>That is cool. I was able look at all type of cool stuff in the command window. Since I am in mm.net, I am using business objects to control data access. I created an object oPatient. I guess now I need to find out how I can poll oPatient to get to it's dataset and the data that I seek. That is the next question. Hopefully a mm.net user is reading this thread.
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>>>Typing oPatient.GetCurrentDataSet() in the watch window should work in the debugger and the command window too. Be sure to use the correct capitalization.
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>>>On a similar note, Whidbey should have intellisense in the command window (at least for vb).