[thelist] VB.NET - Do RecordSets still exist?
Peter Brunone (EasyListBox.com)
peter at easylistbox.com
Thu Oct 7 17:54:11 CDT 2004
A set of rows would be a DataTable (or a DataRowCollection,
which is how a DataTable stores its rows). You can do just about
anything you want with this.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish?
Peter
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[mailto:thelist-bounces at lists.evolt.org] On Behalf Of Casey Crookston
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From: "David Mitchell"
> The ADO.NET architecture centers around disconnected data. In .NET
> this is accomplished using DataSets.
>
> A somewhat equivalent object to the old ADO recordset is the
> DataReader in ADO.NET. This is a forward-only "firehose" that allows
> sequential access
to
> rows.
Hmm... Okay. So of course I'm wondering if it is possible, within a
set of rows (DataSets?), to move back and forth, set bookmarks, etc.
Surely Microsoft would not have made their new technology LESS useful???
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