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How to edit the query text of a ObjectDataSource method

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    Johan Hakkesteegt
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    Hi, I have to make some changes to the query of the UpdateMethod of a ObjectDataSource in my web app. I am using MS Visual Web Developer 2008. Yesterday I worked on the query in a query builder window, which I remember (apparently wrong) opening from a property of the ObjectDataSource in the editor. Today, for the life of me, I cannot seem to find this query text property nor the query builder anywhere. Can anyone tell where to look? Regards, Johan

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      Hi, I have to make some changes to the query of the UpdateMethod of a ObjectDataSource in my web app. I am using MS Visual Web Developer 2008. Yesterday I worked on the query in a query builder window, which I remember (apparently wrong) opening from a property of the ObjectDataSource in the editor. Today, for the life of me, I cannot seem to find this query text property nor the query builder anywhere. Can anyone tell where to look? Regards, Johan

      My advice is free, and you may get what you paid for.

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      Never mind, found it. I should have been looking at the properties of the related xsd file.

      My advice is free, and you may get what you paid for.

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