When I modify the table design within SQL is there an easy way to force VB to see the changes without rebuilding the database connections and datasets?
Thanks,
Boulent
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When I modify the table design within SQL is there an easy way to force VB to see the changes without rebuilding the database connections and datasets?
Thanks,
Boulent
VB will see what you tell it to see.
Your connection string won't change unless you change databases altogether.
If you are referencing fields that no longer exist, or fields that are brand new, then in all likelyhood, you may need to revisit your VB code, depending on what you are doing in it.
I am using connect to database to let my vb winforms app access a sql database.
If I add a new column to a table, my app doesn't see the new column, is there an easy way to force it to do so.
If you used the wizard to build the datasets I think you will need to go back though the wizard to update that dataset