LINQ casting with a Data.DataTableCollection?

Something like: Target.Tables.Cast() and then make your query of that. And you should properly refactor you code into several lines to make it more readable (this is C# - but I will translate it, 2 sec) Translated: Dim query = From x In Target.Tables. Cast(Of Data.

DataTable)() _ Where x.Rows. Count > 0 _ Order By x.Columns. Count _ Select x For Each dtTarget As var In query ... Next.

Something like: Target.Tables.Cast() and then make your query of that. And you should properly refactor you code into several lines to make it more readable. (this is C# - but I will translate it, 2 sec) Translated: Dim query = From x In Target.Tables.

Cast(Of Data. DataTable)() _ Where x.Rows. Count > 0 _ Order By x.Columns.

Count _ Select x For Each dtTarget As var In query ... Next.

That's the trick! Thank you very much. – Carter Aug 18 '10 at 19:37 You're welcome - happy to help :) – lasseespeholt Aug 18 '10 at 19:37.

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