What is the difference between typed and untyped dataset?
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Answer / Amit Tewari
In ADO.NET, a typed dataset represents a strongly-typed DataSet with defined tables, columns, and relationships. This provides improved performance and IntelliSense support in Visual Studio. An untyped dataset is a regular DataSet without these strong types.
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