Nope, not directly.
There are workarounds of cours, you might populate the datatable from sql
server and use another connection (to an oledb provider perhaps outputing
text) to store data.
There is DataSets.WriteXML method also.
Not yet. ADO 2.0 has this feature. Today you can use SQL-DMO to make BCP
calls or use DTS.
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