dim newDataset as dataset
newDataset = oldDataset.clone()
programming notes…
Mar
18
2009
dim newDataset as dataset
newDataset = oldDataset.clone()
Feb
12
2009
Got a list of data in string form divided by commas? (or anything for that matter)… use the SPLIT command in VB.Net like this.
** strSchools = “100, 101, 104, 105″
'Split the above string at the commas. Dim entities() as String = Split(strSchools, ",") 'Now you have an array of your entities... you could iterate them like this! For Each entity As String In entities 'Do whatever you want in here with your single entity! Next