C Creative Designers Jun 9, 2006 #1 Hi Friends, Can you tell the difference between Dataset and Datatable.... Dayaa
A Adrian Jun 9, 2006 #2 A database contains tables located physically somewhere in a database structure. A data set is an in-memory representation of one or more data tables that have been selected from a database by means of a statement containing SELECT ....... Adrian.
A database contains tables located physically somewhere in a database structure. A data set is an in-memory representation of one or more data tables that have been selected from a database by means of a statement containing SELECT ....... Adrian.
C Cor Ligthert [MVP] Jun 9, 2006 #3 Although Adrian text is right, A dataset is a kind of wrapper around datatables and datarelations. (it does much more than to be a wrapper) The representation of the smallest item can be in vbnet notation which means brackets in C# dataset.tables(IndexerOrName).rows(indexer).item(IndexerOrNameOrDataColumn) I hope this helps, Cor
Although Adrian text is right, A dataset is a kind of wrapper around datatables and datarelations. (it does much more than to be a wrapper) The representation of the smallest item can be in vbnet notation which means brackets in C# dataset.tables(IndexerOrName).rows(indexer).item(IndexerOrNameOrDataColumn) I hope this helps, Cor
