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ecwhite
11/26/2003 12:43:00 PM

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Hello,

I have field names coming in from a database with spaces
that I did not create and I can't change. I have tried
evrything I know and .NET does not like it e.g File Number
as a field name and when I do

File Number.DataTextField , it has it underlined. How do I

Re: .NET handling space between database field name

Joe Fallon
11/30/2003 10:29:35 PM

Try putting it in square brackets.
[File Number].DataTextField
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Joe Fallon

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Re: .NET handling space between database field name

will
12/16/2003 6:00:53 PM

It was unclear from your post whether you are restricted
from renaming only on the RDBMS or also on the dataset.

If you are allowed to rename columns at the dataset level try this:

Create a Dataset schema, and assign an alias
to a column to get around this.

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