Fix wording in DataColumn.DataType remarks section #12191
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The fragment: > ...is very important **to** guaranteeing... Should probably read: > ...is very important **for** guaranteeing...
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This PR fixes a grammatical error in the DataColumn.DataType property documentation. The change corrects the phrase "important to guaranteeing" to the more grammatically correct "important for guaranteeing."
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- Corrected grammar in the DataColumn.DataType remarks section
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The fragment:
Should probably read: