Can't directly dim an instance of a tableadapter 2005

Can't directly dim an instance of a tableadapter 2005

• esun

  I did create the concepts table aater is the new project..

  dennist

  Sorry for the bad typing but I'm 100 % disabled from a terrorist attack.

  
  

• Rices

  Hi,

  Have you tried resolving the namespaces Maybe the namespace in which your TableAdapter is defined is not the same on which you would try to dim it...

  BTW Ther isn't a base type called TableAdapter. Table Adapters are being derived in the System.ComponentModel.Component class.

  Here's a related thread http://forums.microsoft.com/msdn/ShowPost.aspx PostID=6065

   

  cheers,

  Paul June A. Domag

  
  
  

• Lázaro

  Hi,

  It looks like the object is contained in a class. If that's the case, then you'll have no choice but to specify the class in dimming it. well you can always check the generated code and see what really goes on there...

   

   

  cheers,

  Paul June A. Domag

  
  
  

• ClaraBM

  Just a guess here:
  
  Your original project has a class, component, or DataAdapter that is named ConceptsTableAdapter...so the line 'Dim cdt As New ConceptsTableAdapter' creates a new instance of the object.
  
  When you cut and pasted the code into a new project it lost the reference to ConceptsTableAdapter...you need to copy and past that object to your new project also or create a reference to the project in which it does exist.
  
  
  
  

• emau_son

  Thanks, Paul.
  
  However, that still doesn't tell me why I can't directly dim x as new conceptstableadapter.
  
  dennist
  

• golferdrums

  Paul,
  
  Thanks for the suggestion.
  
  Even in the case I can directly dim ConceptsTableAdapter, it doesn't appear after the .  Only dshasbaraTableAdapters.
  
  

  Dim x As Hasbara.dsHasbaraTableAdapters.ConceptsTableAdapter

  Dim y As ConceptsTableAdapter
  
  dennist

  
  

• iceshadow625

  Hi,

  Just be sure that you are just using one namespace. Coz if you have declared your TableAdapter in a seperate .cs and used a different namespace you'll have to include the namespace in the using directives to ba able to dim objects in your project.

  eg.

  namespace sample1 {
  class ConceptsAdapter {

  }
  }

  // other file
  using sample1;

  namespace sample2 {
  class main {
  static void main() {
  Dim s As New ConceptsAdapter

  }
  }
  }

   

  cheers,

  Paul June A. Domag

  
  
  

• ilia7

  Thanks DMan1,
  
  In the original there is no class or DataAdapter named ConceptsTableAdapter.  However, in both the original and the sample there is the same component.  If I open ConceptsSampleDataSet.xsd, there sitting in the middle of the diagram is the typical table box.
  
  The top of the box is Concepts, with the four columns.
  The bottom of the box is ConceptsTableAdapter, with the Fill,GetData, and three other queries I created.
  
  So my bet is that there's another reason.
  
  dennist
  

• mnowinski

  Thank you Paul.
  
  The material in the related thread is hard to digest because there aren't any books out (at least in Israel) based on the 2.0 framework, beta2. 
  
  As far as this thread, I'm not sure what you mean by namespaces.  Isn't there only one namespace I have to be concerned with - 'Concepts' , the name of the solution
  
  dennist
  

• Jthorpdenver

  Hi,

  You could check if your tableadapter is a member of your namespace by typing your current namespace and press period. The intellisense would display all the classes belonging to the namespace...

  Dim x As myNamespace.[check if the conceptstableadapter class is present in the dropdown box]

  If its present then I think there would be no problem "Dimming" it in your app... But if its present and still you can't declare it, you can provide steps on reproducing it. So that we can investigate the matter more closely...

   

   

  cheers,

  Paul June A. Domag

  
  
  
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