Returning a single row in a strongly typed DataSet in C?

Var table = tableAdapter.GetData(); var resultRow = table. Rows0 EDIT: Strongly-typed datasets create a property for each column in the table, so to get the Id, this should work: int id = resultRow. Id You can also get fields by name: int id = (int)resultRow"id".

Var table = tableAdapter.GetData(); var resultRow = table. Rows0; EDIT: Strongly-typed datasets create a property for each column in the table, so to get the Id, this should work: int id = resultRow. Id You can also get fields by name: int id = (int)resultRow"id".

How can I get for example only the ID value from this row – Orhan Cinar Jun 27 '10 at 16:04 var table = tableAdapter.GetData(); var resultRow = table. Rows0; I get the field name with this. – Orhan Cinar Jun 27 '10 at 16:12 yes this works.

Thank you – Orhan Cinar Jun 27 '10 at 22:38.

Var ta = new AddressTableAdapter(); var ret = ta. GetDataBy(Convert. ToInt32(ASPxTextBox1.

Text)); var rw = ret. Rows0; var city = (string)rw"City"; ASPxTextBox2. Text = city.ToString().

You can also create an additional parameterized query (i.e. 'WHERE ID = @id') and call that instead of the default GetData method: var table = tableAdapter. GetDataById(123); var resultRow = table.Rows.First.

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