> object val;
>
> while( reader.Read() )
> {
> for( int j = 0; j < reader.FieldCount; ++j )
> val=reader[j];
> // table.Add(count, val);
> ++count;
> }
It might be that when you don't use val, the optimizer is not executing all
of the code, and so you're only getting the illusion that it's slow.
Dean.
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