> > For example: For the iter data, you could store the rows offset.  In
> > PostgreSQL and SQLite, using the row OID works great as it is the
> > fastest way to access any record.  However, using a system that allows
> > you to determine the next rows Iter data without a new query is
> > probably a good idea. If I remember correctly, I got my best
> > performance by mixing the two ideas; Batching queries to get the next
> > 10 rows OIDs.

I'd hope that any Gtk# data-binding would be binding to an ADO.Net
DataSet/DataTable and not dealing with any specific providers.
DataTable provides a primary key property,  IMO, nothing should depend
on anything except that;  that and the ChildRelations / ParentRelations
seem adequate to automatically fill a TreeView;  although I still doubt
anyone [in practice] is actually using a TreeView in such a
straight-forward way - Entities, Labels, and ComboBoxs probably, but
TreeViews I see are usually of some kind of composite/tabulated data.

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