Hi.

I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask my question, but anyway I do, if it's not, simply remove it, and I'm sorry.

Well, you’ve made great improvements, thanks a lot. The nullable types in .Net 2 make working with nullable columns in the database much easier. But little support is added in the datasets: auto-generated methods in table adapters support nullable types, but in the table itself (in the dataset designer) we can’t set the type of the column as a nullable, so the only allowed value for the NullValue property is: throw exception. I want to ask if there is a solution in your minds that I don’t know.

Hi Alireza,

You are correct that there is not built-in support for Nullable types in the DataSet. You'd have to code this support yourself using the TableAdapter or a different mechanism. I've seen workarounds on blogs, you might try a quick web search and see if any of these fits the bill. I was able to find one with TableAdapters on Rich Czyzewski's Blog, for example. But it's not built-in.

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