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| Thangaraj |
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How can we handle ADO recordset?
can we use the same recordset for multiple fetching of
records...
if means then when we have to close the recordset and
when to open the recordset?
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| Peter Wu [Microsoft®] |
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There is NO recordset in ADO .NET.
An equivalent object in .NET to recordset is called DataTable. A DataSet is
a cached In-Memory database that may accomodate multiple DataTables.
However, .NET still allows you to use the old ADO recordset by employing
the interop technology. You can simply, in the project, add a reference to
the ADO COM component and VS.NET will automatically creat the wrapper for
you.
If you need more information on interop, please refer to MSDN.
Thanks,
Peter Wu
Microsoft Corporation
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