Didn't know where to put this, sorry...

"I'm a mushroom cloud layin motherf*cker, motherf*cker!" - Marsellus Wallace from Pulp Fiction

I am asking about System.Data.DataTable not a table in the database. Do System.Data.DataTable's support index's?

"I'm a mushroom cloud layin motherf*cker, motherf*cker!" - Marsellus Wallace from Pulp Fiction

Are you refering to index's on the Database table? That is not what I am asking about. I am talking about System.Data.DataTable. If there is a way to index a System.Data.DataTable can someone please post up a how to?

"I'm a mushroom cloud layin motherf*cker, motherf*cker!" - Marsellus Wallace from Pulp Fiction

O(1) in Big O notation which basically means that the amount of time to find one row in the datatable is independent of the number of rows. In other words, it will always take the same amount of time to access a row in the datatable. The same way that getting an element in an array in C++ is constant time because it is done through pointer arithmetic and not by iterating through the elements.

"I'm a mushroom cloud layin motherf*cker, motherf*cker!" - Marsellus Wallace from Pulp Fiction

Is there a way to configure\create a datatable (strongly typed or untyped) that can have a row accessed in constant time if you are searching on the primary key? If there isn't a way, then what is the quickest way to access a row when using datatables? Thanks, Ryan

"I'm a mushroom cloud layin motherf*cker, motherf*cker!" - Marsellus Wallace from Pulp Fiction