How to get the old typed dataset

How to get the old typed dataset

• Eric Richter

  Luis,
  
  You can remove the TableAdapters manually.  Open up the strongly-typed DataSet in the designer.  Right-click on the TableAdapter and select "Delete" from the context menu.  You'll see a dialog asking if you want to delete the DataTable as well.  Click "No".
  
  I hope this information proves helpful.
  
  David Sceppa
  ADO.NET Program Manager
  Microsoft
  
  

• MaheshKshirsagar

  
  That error doesn't ring a bell, Luis.  I wasn't able to cause that problem in the small sample app I created.  If you can provide steps to reproduce the problem, I might be able to figure out the cause of the problem.
  
  David Sceppa
  ADO.NET Program Manager
  Microsoft
  
  

• David Pritchard

  Thanks David for the reply.  That got me closer by removing the items that I did not want.  However, I still get one error due to a conflict in MySettings:
  
  Error 14 module 'MySettingsProperty' and module 'MySettingsProperty', declared in 'c:\VS2005\PTF2005\BLptf\My Project\MySettings.Designer.vb', conflict in namespace 'My'. c:\VS2005\PTF2005\BLptf\My Project\Settings.Designer.vb 67 19 BLptf
  
  Thanks fro any further help,
  
  Luis C. Uribe
  
  
  

• heinrich Breedt

  Luis,
  
  We wrote a little utility program that would connect to the database, execute whatever StoredProc you told it to execute, and then take the result set and do a DataSet.WriteXmlSchema() to create our .xsd files. Pretty easy.
  
  
  
  

• Adam Davidson

  This is exactly what I have been doing and gives me a dataset bloated with a lot of stuff like data adapters, queries to update/delete/insert to data tables, connection strings, etc.  The old typed dataset did not have all this stuff.  The data adaptors were an optional item that one could add later but that I do not use since I have all my CRUD stored procedures already made and I use SQLhelper class for data access layer.
  
  If I configure the resulting dataadapters in the advanced tab I can suppress the queries but still the program does not compile because InitConnection looks for a connection string in the settings that I do not have because I do not need it.
  
  I wish MS offered two ways of creating a typed dataset:  the old 1.1 way for those who need it and the new heavy dataset for those who like it.
  
  Thanks,
  
  Luis C. Uribe
  
  

• rasmasyean

  Hi,
  
  
  
  Create a DataSource, Goto toolbox, Find the Dataset object, drag it into the form, A Add Dataset Dialogbox will appear, Choose typed Dataset and choose your Dataset name in the combobox...
  
  
  
  
  
  
  cheers,
  
  
  Paul June A. Domag
  
  
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