FIX: The DataTable.Select method leaks memory from the index when you set some specific filter properties (814470)

RESOLUTION

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.NET Framework version 1.1

    Date         Time   Version           Size  File name
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   30-Jun-2003  22:27  1.0.0.0       1,629,352  Ndp1.1-kb823679-x86.exe  
   27-Jun-2003  15:01  1.1.4322.918  1,294,336  System.data.dll  
   03-Jul-2003  03:20  5.3.17.17       709,920  Windowsserver2003-kb821415-x86-enu.exe  
				

.NET Framework version 1.0

    Date         Time   Version            Size  File name
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   19-Feb-2003  01:58  5.50.4134.600  2,930,064  Ndp10_qfem_q814470_en.exe  
   18-Feb-2003  15:01  1.0.3705.405              System.data.dll  
				

Use ==>
DataRow[] rowArr = dt.Select("COL1 = 'VALUE1' AND (COL2 = 'VALUE2' OR COL2 = 'VALUE3')");

Instead of ==>
DataRow[] rowArr = dt.Select("COL1= 'VALUE1' AND COL2 IN ('VALUE2', 'VALUE3')");