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    Hi, I am developing a project with C# in which i have a shared dataset. On many occasions, I need to delete tables from this dataset for which i call DataSet.Tables.Remove(Tablename). But I have found that this does not work perfectly. Since many times when i make the table with the same name in this dataset after deleting one, i think it contains some extra rows. Can anybody tell me the cause of the problem? Moreover should i call AcceptChanges on the removed table after removing it or it is removed automatically? Regards, Wasif Ehsan.

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      Hi, I am developing a project with C# in which i have a shared dataset. On many occasions, I need to delete tables from this dataset for which i call DataSet.Tables.Remove(Tablename). But I have found that this does not work perfectly. Since many times when i make the table with the same name in this dataset after deleting one, i think it contains some extra rows. Can anybody tell me the cause of the problem? Moreover should i call AcceptChanges on the removed table after removing it or it is removed automatically? Regards, Wasif Ehsan.

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      When you call Remove() (and this applies to DataTables and DataRows), underneath the covers its essentially equivalent to calling Delete() and AcceptChanges(). So, you do not need to call AcceptChanges() when calling Remove(). As for your additional rows, I would try to track down in your debugger the source of those rows.

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