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Default Missing Columns with WriteXml

Hi all,

I am using DataSet to read data from SQL DB Table with 5 columns. Some rows in one of 5 columns have null value.

When I used ds.WriteXml to FN, some columns which had null value were missing. Are there anyway I can work around to get all columns even if the null values are there.

Thanks alot for help.





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