H
henk gijsbert
Assume I have one adressTable that is used for as well companies as
persons and I have need to retrieve companies with adresses as well as
persons with adresses. I could generate typed datasets, one with
companytable+addresstable and one with personTable+addresstable,
resulting in as well identical addresstables generated in both datasets
as identical AddressTableAdapters.
This doesn't feel right. What is a good practice in such a case:
-Do it anyway as described
-Generate 3 typed datasets with 1 table each and use untyped datasets
to combine the typed tables (this is what I am thinking of)
-Use one typed dataset and one untyped
-something else?
Regards,
Henk
persons and I have need to retrieve companies with adresses as well as
persons with adresses. I could generate typed datasets, one with
companytable+addresstable and one with personTable+addresstable,
resulting in as well identical addresstables generated in both datasets
as identical AddressTableAdapters.
This doesn't feel right. What is a good practice in such a case:
-Do it anyway as described
-Generate 3 typed datasets with 1 table each and use untyped datasets
to combine the typed tables (this is what I am thinking of)
-Use one typed dataset and one untyped
-something else?
Regards,
Henk