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Default WriteXml standalone property

Hi guys.

It's possible to write a XML file relatively easy from a DataSet or a DataTable with the WriteXml method, but how do I set the standalone property in the XML file header?
With System.Xml.XmlDeclaration you get a property called Standalone witch takes a string value. But I don't see that in ADO.NET.

Any help out there?

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