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Joe
Hi,
Newbie to ADO.NET here.
I have a VB.NET client program that will communicate with a SQL
Server database. The database consists of one master (parent) table
and 12 detail (child) tables. All of this data will be edited from a
single form - each detail table will have its data on a separate
tabsheet in the form.
In my VB.NET client would it be better to have one dataset with
all of the tables modeled as datatables inside of that dataset, or
would it be better to have each table in its own dataset - so 13
datasets?
Joe
Newbie to ADO.NET here.
I have a VB.NET client program that will communicate with a SQL
Server database. The database consists of one master (parent) table
and 12 detail (child) tables. All of this data will be edited from a
single form - each detail table will have its data on a separate
tabsheet in the form.
In my VB.NET client would it be better to have one dataset with
all of the tables modeled as datatables inside of that dataset, or
would it be better to have each table in its own dataset - so 13
datasets?
Joe