Will ADO.NET 2.0 have a connected server-side cursor mode ??

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Stefano

Hi all,
certainly know the good-old ado recordset with the capability of have
a server side cursor with it advantages ad disadvantages.
In some roadshow during this year someone has tell to me that 2.0
version on ADO.NET we would have had the server-side cursor come back
again.
Is this true ??
TIA
Stefano
 
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Hmm,
are you sure ??
These were probably the "initial" specifications.
It contains objectspaces that has been dropped from VS2005 version.
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Ah, no. "Server-side" cursors were dropped from ADO.NET 2.0 this spring.
There is still a way to create server-side cursors using ADO.NET. See my
"Doing the Impossible" article for Pinnacle (www.betav.com/articles.htm). It
discusses how to use the CREATE CURSOR TSQL commands to build and manage a
server-side cursor.

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Being that it's a beta, I can't guarantee anything about it. ObjectSpaces
will be included but as a Feature pack in the 'near' future after the
original release. I was incorrect to state anything in the affirmative
about the original release b/c it could change, but as of last night, the
latest build had SqlResultSets in it.

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