System.Data Namespace   DataTable Class

Returns the collection of rows that belong to this table.

The property is read only with no default value.

To create a new DataRow, you must use the NewRow method to return a new object. Such an object is automatically configured with according to the schema defined for the DataTable through its collection of DataColumn objects. After creating a new row and setting the values for each column in the row, add the row to the DataRowCollection using the Add method.

Each DataRow in the collection represents a row of data in the table. To commit a change to the value of a column in the row, you must invoke the AcceptChanges method.

NOTE: DataTable.Rows returns a null value if no DataRow objects exist in the table.

The following examples demonstrate using the Rows property to print the values of each column in each row of a table.

Private void RowsDemo ( DataTable myTable ) {

   foreach ( DataRow myRow in myTable.Rows ) {
      foreach ( DataColumn myCol in myTable.Columns ) {
         Response.Write ( myRow [ myCol ] );
      }
    }
}

Private Sub RowsDemo ( ByVal myTable As DataTable )
   Dim myRow As DataRow, myColumn As DataColumn
   For Each myRow in myTable.Rows
      For Each myColumn In myTable.Columns
         Response.Write ( myRow ( myColumn ) )
      Next
   Next
End Sub

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DataTable Members   DataRowCollection   DataRow