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If you are using the dataset/tableadapter scenario, you use:<br />
myDataSetTableAdapter.Fill<wbr />(myDataSet<wbr />) <br />
If you are using command objects, you would need to execute the command again. As for a *refresh* method, I am not aware of any.<br />

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If you are using the dataset/tableadapter scenario, you use:
myDataSetTableAdapter.Fill(myDataSet)
If you are using command objects, you would need to execute the command again. As for a *refresh* method, I am not aware of any.


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Hi,<br />
I have datasets being sent from server to the client. All the data is filtered from the datasets retrieved for display purposes whereEver necessary. What r the options availabe in windows form (Winform applications in .NET) for refreshing the datasets.<br />
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Hi,
I have datasets being sent from server to the client. All the data is filtered from the datasets retrieved for display purposes whereEver necessary. What r the options availabe in windows form (Winform applications in .NET) for refreshing the datasets.



Winform refresh

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