what is the use of untyped data set ?
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Answer / rahul
Dataset are two types 1.Typed dataset
2. Untyped dataset.
In typed dataset we've autocompletion and intelisense of vs.
and also data's from datset are cached in xml format.
But in untyped dataset, it just connect with the database
and it doesn't support any other features of Vs.
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Answer / m_dasharatham
An "untyped" dataset is an instance of the DataSet class
from the System.Data namespace. It’s called “untyped”
because all columns are provided as the base System.Object
type (“object” in C# and “Object” in VB.NET) and must be
coerced to the appropriate type, e.g.
void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {
DataSet ds = new DataSet();
sqlDataAdapter1.Fill(ds);
foreach( DataRow row in ds.Tables[0].Rows ) {
string fname = (string)row["au_fname"];
bool contract = (bool)row["contract"];
string item =
string.Format("{0} has a contract: {1}", fname,
contract);
listBox1.Items.Add(item);
}
}
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Answer / rahul bhatnagar
Sorry for the above answer---
This is correct one...
Type Dataset
You will get type mismatch and other errors at compile time.
UnType Dataset
You will get type mismatch and other errors at runtime.
Example :
string custid;
custid=dsetcust.customer(0).customerid;
untyped dataset
string custid;
custid=Convert.toString(dsetcust.customer(0).customerid);
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Answer / nidhi garg
in untyped dataset, it just connect with the database
and it doesn't support any intellisence features of Vs.
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Answer / rahul bhatnagar
UnType Dataset
You will get type mismatch and other errors at compile time.
Type Dataset
You will get type mismatch and other errors at runtime.
Example :
string custid;
custid=dsetcust.customer(0).customerid;
untyped dataset
string custid;
custid=Convert.toString(dsetcust.customer(0).customerid);
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