Hello,

I have a SmartDevice project (.NetCF 2.0) configured to be tested on the USA Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC R2 Emulator. My project uses SqlCe 3.0. Understanding that a SmartDevice project is "more carefull" with the device's memory I am using SqlCeResultSets. The result sets are strongly typed, autogenerated by Visual Studio 2008 using the custom tool MSResultSetGenerator.

The problem I am facing is that the result set does not recognize any column names. The autogenerated code for the fields does not work. In the client code I am using

    InfoResultSet rs = new InfoResultSet();
    rs.Open();
    rs.ReadFirst();
    string myFormattedDate = rs.MyDateColumn.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy");

When the execution on the emulator reaches the rs.MyDateColumn the application throws an System.IndexOutOfRangeException.

Investigating the stack trace

    at System.Data.SqlServerCe.FieldNameLookup.GetOrdinal()
    at System.Data.SqlServerCe.SqlCeDataReader.GetOrdinal()

I've tested the GetOrdinal method (in my autogenerated class that inherits SqlCeResultSet):

    this.GetOrdinal("MyDateColumn"); // throws an exception
    this.GetName(1); // returns "MyDateColumn"
    this.GetOrdinal(this.GetName(1)); //throws an exception  :) 

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[edit added]

The table exists and it's filled with data. Using typed DataSets works like a charm. Regenerating the SqlCeResultSet does not solve the issue, the problem remains.

The problem basically is that I am not able to access a column by it's name. The data can be accessed trough

this.GetDateTime(1)

using the column ordinal. The application fails executing

this.GetOrdinal("MyDateColumn")

.

Also I have updated Visual Studio 2008 to Service Pack 1. Additionaly I am developing the project on a virtual machine with Windows XP SP 2, but in my opinion if the medium is virtual or not should have no effect on the developing.

Am I doing something wrong or am I missing something?

Thank you.