Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Fri Jun 20 17:52:07 CDT 2008
Thanks Charlotte, I figured as much, but just don't know anything about .NET, so didn't know the specifics. This helps. Susan H. > If you're working with a recordset object in ADO.Net, it's an ADO > Recordset being mapped to an ADO.Net dataset. ADO uses a DataSet or a > DataAdapter, the latter of which allows you to specify behavior > performed implicitly by the Recordset in ADO. The ADO.Net DataTable > object is the equivalent of an ADO disconnected recordset. The > DataReader in .Net is similar to a forward-only, read-only recordset.