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Article #665Re: Accessing DataColumns in a strongly typed datasets
From: Fingolfin
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 21:05
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 21:05
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Hi, I know it has nothing to do with your problem but I simlpy have to ask how did you create the strongly typed datasets? Did you use XSD.exe to generate them out of an xsd-file and if so what is the parameter to create a strongly typed dataset in Delphi? I had a look after this information for a while but didn't find it. But I read that this private-public problem is a bug that is still to be fixed. So the only option in the moment seems to generate the classes and then stop touching them since you have to change them everytime you create them anew.
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