Hi Grant,
"Grant Schenck" <schenckg at (no spam) optonline.net> wrote in message
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That seems like an overkill. Are you saying anytime I want to change
some aspect of my database I need to delete it, remove it from my project
and then recreate it and add it back? That means I have to recreate the
table schema and save off and re-import existing data!
Not the database, the strong typed datasets. Open the dataset in the
designer, remove all tables (or all modified tables) and drag&drop them on
the dataset again.
I am assuming you have a strong typed datatable that is hosted within a
strong typed dataset?
If not, where/how do you get your DataTable from?
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I would assume there is some way to tell Visual Studio to regenerate the
table definitions...
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Try removing the table from dataset and adding it again.
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RightHand .NET consulting & development
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Blog: blog.rthand.com
"Grant Schenck" <schenckg at (no spam) optonline.net> wrote in message
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Hello,
Win Forms .NET 2.0, Visual Studio 2008.
I wanted to prevent users from adding the same string for a Name
column. I modified my SQLServer DB and using Management Studio Express
I checked and sure enough it prevents me from putting data in the
field.
Now I go back to a Winforms app I'm writing to work with the DB and the
DataGridView associated with my DataTable still allows me to put in
duplicate values. Only when I go to update it fail. So how to I get
Visual Studio to reload the table definitions to get the code in the
designer to reflect the new constraint?
Thanks!
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Grant Schenck
