Michel,

>>If I understand correctly, I would need to select from that DataSet in a view such as loData.Select...<

Well, I wouldn't use DataTable.Select, but I suppose you could. Do something like this to use a View:

// create your view either this way:
DataView dv = loData.Tables["MyTable"].DefaultView;

// or this way:
DataView dv = new DataView(loData.Tables["MyTable"]);

//then set the Sort property
dv.Sort = "MySortField";

~~Bonnie


>>You can use Views (even the DefaultView) and set the Sort property.
>
>So, assuming I have this:
>
>

>Dim loData As DataSet
>loData = New DataSet
>
>' Get the upcoming user group meetings
>loData = loUT.GetUserGroupMeetingDataSet(DateAdd("d", lnDaysBack * -1, Date.Today), _
> DateAdd("d", lnDaysNext, Date.Today), lnUserGroupID)
>

>
>If I understand correctly, I would need to select from that DataSet in a view such as loData.Select...
>
>Is that correct?