I have two questions on this. I'll show my code first

'**********************************************************
Dim taEvents As New AssetsDataSetTableAdapters.HTEventsTableAdapter
Dim dtEvents As New AssetsDataSet.HTEventsDataTable

taEvents.Fill(dtEvents)

Dim viewEvents As New DataView(dtEvents)
viewEvents.RowFilter = "EventDay Like 'D*'"
viewEvents.Sort = "EventDay ASC"

Dim rowView As DataRowView
Me.txtResult.Clear()
For Each rowView In viewEvents
                Me.txtResult.Text = Me.txtResult.Text & rowView("EventDay")
& ": " & rowView("EventText") & vbCrLf
Next

'**********************************************************

1) Is it possible to use a strongly typed row instead of rowView above?

2) Now lets say I want to make changes as below and write back. Is this
possible using taEvents?

Dim dtFiltered As DataTable = viewEvents.ToTable()
Dim rowEvent As DataRow

            For Each rowEvent In dtFiltered.Rows
                rowEvent("EventText") = Me.txtNewText.Text
            Next

            taEvents.Update(CType(dtFiltered,
AssetsDataSet.HTEventsDataTable))   ' -> Won't work


Thanks
Vayse

Show quote Hide quote Yes, use DataViewRow.Row property and cast is to strong typed DataRow.

No, casting won't work here because ToTable looses type information.
Instead, you might check if taEvents.Update accepts DataTable or create a
new HTEventsDataTable, merge the dtFiltered into and pass it to Update.

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