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Richard Brown
Hello everyone.
I'm still new to .NET, but have experience with VB6, C++ and the Java
language, so I think Im catching on fast.
My question is, everything I have been reading seems to indicate that
ADO.NET is a lot more complicated than ADO was, and in fact, requires more
programming to do the same thing.
Also, looking at the descriptions of the datareader and datatable objects,
seems that the datatable objects would require more memory and resources
that the previoous ADO recordsets.
We are getting ready to do a complete application rewrite and I am
attempting to determine the best methods for the program, where to use this
and that, etc. Can anyone offer their opinions or experiences with regards
to working with ADO.NET?
Thanks.
I'm still new to .NET, but have experience with VB6, C++ and the Java
language, so I think Im catching on fast.
My question is, everything I have been reading seems to indicate that
ADO.NET is a lot more complicated than ADO was, and in fact, requires more
programming to do the same thing.
Also, looking at the descriptions of the datareader and datatable objects,
seems that the datatable objects would require more memory and resources
that the previoous ADO recordsets.
We are getting ready to do a complete application rewrite and I am
attempting to determine the best methods for the program, where to use this
and that, etc. Can anyone offer their opinions or experiences with regards
to working with ADO.NET?
Thanks.