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I have used Data Sources to create a xsd from a MDB table. I want to use the xsd as a datatype.<br />
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For example:<br />
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Dim Order as New OrderDataSet.OrderRow &nbsp;( where 'OrderDataSet' is a xsd created by Data Sources, so that I can refer to the columns like below ) <br />
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Order.OrderNo = &quot;#1&quot;<br />
Order.Date = &quot;....&quot;<br />
....<br />
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However, &nbsp;it shows this error &quot;Argument not specified for parameter 'rb' of 'Friend Sub New(rb As System.Data.DataRowBuilder<wbr />)&quot; at the 'Dim Order....' statement!<br />
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So how can I use a xsd as a datatype to create a variable ?<br />
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I have used Data Sources to create a xsd from a MDB table. I want to use the xsd as a datatype.

For example:

Dim Order as New OrderDataSet.OrderRow  ( where 'OrderDataSet' is a xsd created by Data Sources, so that I can refer to the columns like below ) 

Order.OrderNo = "#1"
Order.Date = "...."
....

However,  it shows this error "Argument not specified for parameter 'rb' of 'Friend Sub New(rb As System.Data.DataRowBuilder)" at the 'Dim Order....' statement!

So how can I use a xsd as a datatype to create a variable ?



Using xsd created from Data Sources

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