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Which one of the following objects is a high-level abstraction of the Connection and Command objects in ADO.NET?

DataReader
DataSet
DataTable
DataView
DataAdapter
DataAdapter


  
Total Answers and Comments: 2 Last Update: October 01, 2008     Asked by: Pandian S 
  
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DataAdapter

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RE: Which one of the following objects is a high-level...
DataAdapter
 
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October 01, 2008 09:26:40   #2  
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RE: Which one of the following objects is a high-level abstraction of the Connection and Command objects in ADO.NET?DataReaderDataSetDataTableDataViewDataAdapter
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Which one of the following objects is a high-level abstraction of the Connection and Command objects in ADO.NET?DataReaderDataSetDataTableDataViewDataAdapter
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