> To: ADVANCED-DOTNET@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM
> Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] noddy quesion about data
> access in 2005
>
> But doesn't the TableAdapter just deal w/one table? I didn't
> think you could have one hit a sproc that returned say, 4
> different recordsets in one go &
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] noddy quesion about data access in
2005
You should look into the TableAdapter
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> Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] noddy quesion about data
> access in 2005
>
> The thing I miss is the GUI designers for the
> dataadapters--AFAICT, those are no longer designable components.
>
> (Hey, I didn't spend on vs 2005 to write the cod
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] noddy quesion about data access in
2005
You can still work with the dataset the way you are used to. The
difference with vs2005 (well, with ado.net 2.0) is that they
: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] noddy quesion about data access in 2005
Sounds wierd but I actually haven't that much data access in 2003 or
2005but what I did do in 2003 was along the lines of
i) create typed dataset with multiple tables + relations etc.
ii) write stored procedures that would fill i
Sounds wierd but I actually haven't that much data access in 2003 or
2005but what I did do in 2003 was along the lines of
i) create typed dataset with multiple tables + relations etc.
ii) write stored procedures that would fill in the whole dataset based on
different criteria.
e.g. 2
