IEnumerator not returning any value

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I want to fetch data from a database and retrieve its value using IEnumerator.But it does not return any value whereas the select query written inside fillDataTable() method returns data successfully.The last line is not returning any value.Please help.
My code is :-

DataTable dataTable = new DataTable();
dataTable = fillDataTable();//method used for filling datatable.
IEnumerator ienumerator = dataTable.Rows.GetEnumerator();
DataRow dataRow = (DataRow)ienumerator.Current;
string s = dataRow.ItemArray[0].ToString();

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Posted 30-Jul-10 2:07am

Deepak.xip

Updated 30-Jul-10 2:09am

Arun Jacob

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techno_manuj · Answer 1 · 2010-07-30T02:16:00

DataTable dataTable = new DataTable();
dataTable = fillDataTable();//method used for filling datatable.
IEnumerator ienumerator = dataTable.Rows.GetEnumerator();

//This line is missing
ienumerator.MoveNext();

DataRow dataRow = (DataRow)ienumerator.Current;
string s = dataRow.ItemArray[0].ToString();

Regards
Manuj Sharma

Kubajzz · Answer 2 · 2010-07-30T02:24:00

According to the MSDN documentation the default position of an enumerator is before the first element of the collection. Therefore you might have to call MoveNext() after creating the enumerator and before accessing the Current property...

However, calling Current before you move to the first element of the collection should throw an exception. As far as I understand your code does not throw an exception, so the problem might be somewhere else...

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