Strongly Named DataSet.AcceptChanges() problem (high cpu and runs for ever)

Hi,

I am having problem with a dataset which in some cases will take up to 15 min to complete an AcceptChange and CPU usage is very high.

I have tested a few things to see if I can make it go faster and I did make it much faster but I am not sure if it will have a side affect so that I cannot rely on the dataset.

In my dataset I have one table that always will have changes lets call it Solutions.

The implementation would looks like this.

internal static void AcceptChanges(DataSet dataSet)
{
	if (dataSet.HasChanges())
	{
		if (dataSet.Solutions.GetChanges() != null)
		{
			dataSet.Solutions.AcceptChanges();
		}
		for(int i = 0; dataSet.HasChanges() == true && i < dataSet.Tables.Count; i++)
		{
			if (dataSet.Tables[i].GetChanges() != null)
			{
				dataSet.Tables[i].AcceptChanges();
			}
		}
	}
}

The reason for this way of doing it is that when AcceptChanges is called on a DataTable it will copy all rows changed or not into an array and I am guessing that this could be my problem. Also the cascading update/delete might have an effect on the issue (But I am not sure about this).

So my question is: Will this work???