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Caps "S" to be used.. if we copy paste code.. it gives error...
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edit approved Jul 30, 2013 at 10:23
Raghavendra Devraj
edit approved Jul 30, 2013 at 10:23
Raghavendra Devraj
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You could use

List<DataRow> list = new List<DataRow>(dt.selectSelect());

dt.select()dt.Select() will return all rows in your table, as an array of datarows, and the ListList constructor accepts that array of objects as an argument to initially fill your list with.

You could use

List<DataRow> list = new List<DataRow>(dt.select());

dt.select() will return all rows in your table, as an array of datarows, and the List constructor accepts that array of objects as an argument to initially fill your list with.

You could use

List<DataRow> list = new List<DataRow>(dt.Select());

dt.Select() will return all rows in your table, as an array of datarows, and the List constructor accepts that array of objects as an argument to initially fill your list with.

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You could use

List<DataRow> list = new List<DataRow>(dt.select());

dt.select() will return all rows in your table, as an array of datarows, and the List constructor accepts that array of objects as an argument to initially fill your list with.