vs2003 : assign datarow object

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currently I am doing this...

object s = new object(); ... s = mydatarow["mycolumn"];

What I would like to do is...

DataRow r = null; ... r = mydatarow["mycolumn"];

and I get an error saying that can not covert from object to DataRow..

is there a better way of doing this?

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