> Ok, here's what I'm doing. I have an XML file containing some data. At my
> application startup, I load that data into a dataset. Now, I need to
display
> that data on a form. However, I don't only have to display that table, I
> also have to put a blank row (DbNull) at the first position. How could I
do
> this? The data displayed shouldn't be sorted, but displayed in the table
> order. If I add a row, it will be at the last position... Any idea on how
to
> solve this?

> Can you not just put the blank row in the table first and then load xml

> > Ok, here's what I'm doing. I have an XML file containing some data. At
my
> > application startup, I load that data into a dataset. Now, I need to
> display
> > that data on a form. However, I don't only have to display that table, I
> > also have to put a blank row (DbNull) at the first position. How could I
> do
> > this? The data displayed shouldn't be sorted, but displayed in the table
> > order. If I add a row, it will be at the last position... Any idea on
how
> to
> > solve this?

> hmmm.... when we call ReadXml, it append rows? It doesn't clear table?
I'll
> try that.

> > Can you not just put the blank row in the table first and then load xml

> > > Ok, here's what I'm doing. I have an XML file containing some data. At
> my
> > > application startup, I load that data into a dataset. Now, I need to
> > display
> > > that data on a form. However, I don't only have to display that table,
I
> > > also have to put a blank row (DbNull) at the first position. How could
I
> > do
> > > this? The data displayed shouldn't be sorted, but displayed in the
table
> > > order. If I add a row, it will be at the last position... Any idea on
> how
> > to
> > > solve this?