One of the fun brain teasers that was asked in my What's new in ADO.Net 2.0 talk today at Code Camp 4 in Boston was if it was possible to create a DataReader from the original values of a DataTable using the new CreateDataReader method.
Although there isn't a direct way to do it, I came up with a simple way to achieve this.
Basically you get a dataview of the table. Set the RowsStateFilter to OriginalRows. (That's available in 1.x also). Then use the new DataView.ToTable method to create a new table. Lastly, use the Table.CreateDataReader to create a DataTableReader.
dim dv as DataView=myTable.DefaultViewdv.RowStateFilter = DataViewRowState.OriginalRows dim dtNew as DataTable=dv.ToTable()dim dtr as DataTableReader=dtNew.CreateDataReader
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