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Figured it out<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-39574601-1">protected DataSet myData = new DataSet();

myAdapter.Fill(myData);
myData.Tables[0].TableName = &quot;T1&quot;;
myData.Tables[1].TableName = &quot;T2&quot;;</code></pre>
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Figured it out



protected DataSet myData = new DataSet();

myAdapter.Fill(myData);
myData.Tables[0].TableName = "T1";
myData.Tables[1].TableName = "T2";

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for the following reason:<br />
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figured it out
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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:

Accepted answer: 0 points for CipherIS's comment #a39574601 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28267442/C-Store-SPROC-data-in-DataTable.html?anchorAnswerId=39574601#a39574601]

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figured it out

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This is exactly what my answer aluded to.
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This is exactly what my answer aluded to.

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CipherIS figured it out 3 hours after ged 325 gave the answer?<br />
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ged325 should have the points.
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CipherIS figured it out 3 hours after ged 325 gave the answer?

ged325 should have the points.

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2nd time user is trying to close the question. &nbsp;Please accept the solution.
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2nd time user is trying to close the question.  Please accept the solution.

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I am calling a sproc which is returning three tables. &nbsp;How do I store each in a datatable?
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I am calling a sproc which is returning three tables.  How do I store each in a datatable?

C# Store SPROC data in DataTable

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