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From: SujayIsQ
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Hi (Rosh ?),   Try to accomplish: I am trying to populate a set of DataTable objects 
(well, this is an array) from SqlDataReader() calls.The objective is simply this... 
There are several SQL Server stored-procedures (like sp_help, sp_tables, etc) where 
multiple tables are returned. According to MSDN, these results can be read in using 
SqlDataReader (.ExecuteReader() of SqlCommand) and used... But, I want the results to 
be in DataTable format for usage elsewhere - display, drill-down grids, etc. Got the 
idea ? Ok...   Problem: So, what's the problem you ask ? Simply this... The 
DataReader's .Read() function returns one ROW at a time. And these are not DataRow 
compatible. So, what the programmer needs to do here, is to take the results of the 
.Read(), along with the schema returned by the [SqlDataReader].GetSchemaTable() and 
compose a DataRow from this. If you've lost your way, this is so that I can add it to 
the DataTable variable. The problem is... I am unable to successfully transit this 
information from the raw-data returned by .Read() and into a DataRow... Simply put, no 
DataRow... various types of unfathomable errors galore !    Time frame: Well, since I 
am making this for a production app, "asap" would be good. If anyone has working code, 
your contribution would be well-appreciated by reciprocal code...    Thanks.   WBR, 
Sujay.

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