Good Day,I have been working with Mono Datasets and Visual Studio Dataset 
Designer in Linux reading the data from an XML file. The code produced  by 
Visual studio compiles without  any warnings or errors as well as our test 
program.We are reading the data from the above mentioned xml file with readxml. 
After about a week of head banging, we discovered that the xmlns construct 
below must be present and correct.<DSYourSite 
xmlns="http://schemas.yourcompany.com/DSYourSite.xsd";>Apparently the URL is not 
an issue but the .xsd must be correctly named and exist in the current 
directory.Windows gives a warning if the filename and dataset name do not match 
but works anyway. Windows gives no warning if it is missing but apparently 
picks it up from the current directory. Now this all makes sense except:Without 
the Visual Studio wrapper, in Mono, the data is read even without the xmlns 
directive. (It works fine)With the Visual studio wrapper, Mono gives no warning 
or exception either way
 , it just doesn't read any data and doesn't tell you about it. The resulting 
tables are empty. After a long time, we figured it out, but a warning at least 
would be helpful.Perhaps there is some option to allow such warnings to be 
given.Thank youGwyneth
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