Explain the difference between an ado.net dataset and an ado recordset?
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Answer / Anoop Singh
An ADO.NET DataSet is an in-memory representation of relational data, consisting of one or more tables with related data, rows, columns, constraints, and primary keys. An ADO Recordset, on the other hand, represents a set of records read from a data source like a database table.
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