On 2/25/08, Mathias Wührmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> da.Fill(dt)
This simply fills your dataset/datatable, so *after* it's filled, the
binding to some UI component is done = records are shown.
Using DataReader can bring some benefit, but you will need to write
some logic by yourself. IMO you should consider executing and fetching
records as separate problems.
Executing doesn't have any association with FirebirdClient, it's about
DB (structure, indices, ...). Fetching does. But there's some "rule",
that you should show to user only records that (s)he is interested in.
It's <100, plus-minus. And fetching this on average line shouldn't
take much time...
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