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When I'm debugging my program...it would be nice to be able to see what my

datatable has in it. I'm currently trying to figure out a way by using the

command window.

I read something about dataset.getxml()...but I have my data stored in a

datatable.

I know I can do:

? dt.rows(0).item("name")

But I was hoping to display the entire content.



Any ideas?



-bruce


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Re:Debug & Command Window

What database are you working with?

If it's an SQL Server, open Query Analyzer and select data.

If it's MS Access, you could do the same by opening a file directly, without

using VS IDE.



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"Bruce D" <brucexwxduncanx@hotmail.com>wrote in message

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When I'm debugging my program...it would be nice to be able to see what my

datatable has in it. I'm currently trying to figure out a way by using

the

command window.

I read something about dataset.getxml()...but I have my data stored in a

datatable.

I know I can do:

? dt.rows(0).item("name")

But I was hoping to display the entire content.



Any ideas?



-bruce









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