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.UsersTableAdapter().Update(
UserName,
Password,
FirstName,
LastName,
LastLogin,
Logins,
IsDeleted,
IsDataSharer,
HasChangedPassword,
Id.ToString());
It comes up no overload for method update
This is the bit that keeps reverting back
public virtual int Update(
string Id,
string UserName,
string Password,
string FirstName,
string LastName,
global::System.Nullable<global::System.DateTime> LastLogin,
global::System.Nullable<int> Logins,
bool IsDeleted,
bool IsDataShared,
bool HasChangedPassword,
string Original_Id,
string Original_UserName,
string Original_Password,
string Original_FirstName,
string Original_LastName,
global::System.Nullable<global::System.DateTime> Original_LastLogin,
global::System.Nullable<int> Original_Logins,
bool Original_IsDeleted,
bool Original_IsDataShared,
bool Original_HasChangedPassword)
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