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diff. betn Dataset and Recordset.

  
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August 11, 2005 09:59:26   #1  
uday        

RE: diff. betn Dataset and Recordset.
DataSet is a ADO.Net object and RecordSet is a ADO object
 
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September 23, 2005 09:28:36   #2  
Praveen Kumar        

RE: diff. betn Dataset and Recordset.
DataSet can be considered as a logical database as it has the capability to store more than one table and have relations maintained between the tables as in a relational database. Where as a RecordSet can hold only one table at a time.
 
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September 27, 2005 04:19:59   #3  
saroj        

RE: diff. betn Dataset and Recordset.
dataset is based on disconnected architecture where as recordset is based on connected architecture.dataset is type safe where as record is not.dataset can contain different tables fron different database whereas recordset cannot.
 
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November 04, 2005 23:22:56   #4  
Shal Member Since: November 2005   Contribution: 1    

RE: diff. betn Dataset and Recordset.
  • Data set represents realtional database which can contains tables constraints while recordset represents only one table.
  • Dataset is disconnected state of database. While recordset is connected state of database
  • In dataset there is no concept of cursortypes and lock type mechanism while in recordset these are main concepts.

 
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