I think you are right to check this more closely!  I looked into the SASDataset object specifically and there is a Fetch method: public abstract DataTable Fetch(long start, int count);   Using this I seem to be able to get all the records from the dataset: dataset[0].Fetch(0, (int)dataset[0].RowCount); Not the cleanest code I know, but for my testing it does seem to work.  I really appreciate your taking time to reply as well as everyone else.  I think this is the solution after all! ... View more

Hello, thank you for the reply...I guess I am being stubborn with this.  Your suggestion is certainly a way that we could go, it's just the group is used to working with xpt files and that's what I was told to use for this project.  I will check with them to see if converting them to another format would be an option if I can't get this to work soon. Thanks! ... View more

Ha, that was the first thing I checked to make sure when I saw this error and yes, the Universal Viewer does display all rows.  I also have a tool to convert this file to csv and all the rows are in the resulting csv file as well. I also made sure to close the application to be sure the file is not accessed in any other way and that did not help either. I did also test with another file that has >100 rows and the exact same thing happens with this other file as well.  I am testing in Visual Studio 2022 Profession Version 17.5 and .NET Framework 4.8 if that makes a difference. ... View more

Hello Chris!   Thank you for the feedback, this is no problem at all!  I completely understand there would not be an support for this...just wanted to see if anyone might have seen this before or have a hint on something to try.   Thank you! Adam ... View more