Howto: Convert from ProDataset to System.Object

Posted by Rom Elwell on 17-Jul-2015 11:12

Win7

OE11.5

Forgive my ignorance (and do I ever feel ignorant for not figuring this out on my own):

I have a ProDataset that I want to convert to System.Object so that I can pass it to the Telerik.Reporting.ObjectDataSource object property.

How should I accomplish this task?

Thanks!

Posted by Mike Fechner on 17-Jul-2015 11:14

Not at all.
 
Your best option is to WRITE-XML the ProDataset and read it into a System.Data.Dataset using ReadXml () .
 
 
 
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Win7

OE11.5

Forgive my ignorance (and do I ever feel ignorant for not figuring this out on my own):

I have a ProDataset that I want to convert to System.Object so that I can pass it to the Telerik.Reporting.ObjectDataSource object property.

How should I accomplish this task?

Thanks!

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Posted by Mike Fechner on 17-Jul-2015 11:14

Not at all.
 
Your best option is to WRITE-XML the ProDataset and read it into a System.Data.Dataset using ReadXml () .
 
 
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Thread created by Rom Elwell

Win7

OE11.5

Forgive my ignorance (and do I ever feel ignorant for not figuring this out on my own):

I have a ProDataset that I want to convert to System.Object so that I can pass it to the Telerik.Reporting.ObjectDataSource object property.

How should I accomplish this task?

Thanks!

Stop receiving emails on this subject.

Flag this post as spam/abuse.

Posted by Rom Elwell on 17-Jul-2015 11:29

Fantastic, Mike!  Thank you, sir!

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