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Dataset and scalability issue Nick nkw
2/21/2007 10:50:04 AM
dotnet windows forms:
I am creating a winforms application. Drag and drop and VS 2005
automatically created Dataset based on the MDB schema. I found it seems
that all the changes are cached in the memory. Will the default way has
any scalability issue if the database tables are huge? What's the
Re: Dataset and scalability issue William (Bill) Vaughn
2/21/2007 10:59:58 AM
One of the problems with the DataTable object is its name. While it can
contain all of the rows a database table, it's (insert expletive) to do so.
As I discuss at length in the book, a DataTable should contain a logical
subset of the rows you need at the time. Any operations that need to be
taken against the entire table need to be done on the server--not in memory.

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Re: Dataset and scalability issue msgroup
2/21/2007 12:37:26 PM
Hi, Nick:

You may need to read the short article at
http://www.udaparts.com/devguide.htm for limitations of current version of
ADO.NET

In short, you can NOT depend on ADO.NET for high performance desktop and
middle tier applications. See the above article.

Regards,

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Re: Dataset and scalability issue Cor Ligthert [MVP]
2/22/2007 12:00:00 AM
Bill

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I think that better is to write next time, "-not at the client", both is of
course in memory

Cor


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