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    Hy I want to put a variable like DateTime to a DataSet. Is that possible and if ... how can I do that? Can anybody help me? thx

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      Hy I want to put a variable like DateTime to a DataSet. Is that possible and if ... how can I do that? Can anybody help me? thx

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      mihksoft wrote:

      I want to put a variable like DateTime to a DataSet. Is that possible and if ... how can I do that?

      Yes it is possible. Surely you just ensure the column type will accept DateTime object and assign the value appropriately. What code have you written and what problems are you having with it? (I assume, of course, that you have actually tried this and somehow it doesn't work. I'd be most disappointed if you hadn't done the most basic research before asking here)


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        mihksoft wrote:

        I want to put a variable like DateTime to a DataSet. Is that possible and if ... how can I do that?

        Yes it is possible. Surely you just ensure the column type will accept DateTime object and assign the value appropriately. What code have you written and what problems are you having with it? (I assume, of course, that you have actually tried this and somehow it doesn't work. I'd be most disappointed if you hadn't done the most basic research before asking here)


        Upcoming FREE developer events: * Glasgow: SQL Server Managed Objects AND Reporting Services ... My website

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        I did it ! :D

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