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DataRelation GetChildRows Returns Nothing or Throws an Exception

Asked by dyarosh in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Microsoft Access Database, .Net Editors & IDEs

Tags: Visual Studio, 2008, VB.NET

I'm trying to access related data from a database.  I have a table of employees, a table of balances (hours, etc.), a table of summary data (hours, etc. from past years), and a table of fees.  I have created three Relations using the Visual Studio editor (AKA it's generating the relationship code) based on the EmployeeID.  Now, when I am actually writing my code, I use Employee.GetChildRows(PfmsDataSet.Relations(6)) (or whatever the corresponding index would be).  When I use this, an exception is thrown at run-time:
"The row doesn't belong to the same DataSet as this relation."

So, I tried using Employee.GetSummaryRows (another auto-generated method, and again, using whatever the corresponding table would be).  This throws nothing, but also returns no rows!  I know for a fact that there are rows that should be showing up.  This is really frustrating, as the current method I use is doing individual queries (like SummaryTableAdapter.SomeSpecialGetMethod) for each individual Employee and it takes a very long time to perform (obviously).

Anyone have any ideas?  Is this the best way to go about it?  Thanks ahead of time.  Code below.
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Dim SummaryRows() As pfmsDataSet.SummaryRow
 
SummaryRows = .GetSummaryRows 'returns nothing!
'OR (note that only one or the other would normally be uncommented)
SummaryRows = .GetChildRows(PfmsDataSet.Relations(6)) 'throws exception!
 
For Each Child In SummaryRows
    Temp = Child.DollarValue
    If Not Temp.HasValue Then
        Temp = 0
    End If
    Value = Value + Temp
Next
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