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ASP.NET
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Hi, David,

Thanks. Yes, I finally came across that, and posted another message (message #958773).

Over a year ago, I had tried things like...
myTable.DefaultView.RowFilter = " myParentTable.AcctName like '%ACME$' ";
or
myTable.DefaultView.RowFilter = " myParentRelation.AcctName like '%ACME$' ";
...and they didn't work.

But then I gave it another look the other night, and came across the Parent() and Child() syntax in Bob Beauchemin's ADO.NET book, and gave myself a good head-slap for not finding it sooner.

Kevin
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