In ADO we have recordset and in ADO.NET we have dataset.
In recordset we can only have one table. If we want to
accommodate more than one tables. We need to do inner join and fill the
recordset. Dataset can have multiple tables.
All data persist in XML as compared to classic ADO where
data persisted in Binary format also.
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Following are some major differences between both
In ADO we have recordset and in ADO.NET we have dataset.
In recordset we can only have one table. If we want to accommodate more than one tables. We need to do inner join and fill the recordset. Dataset can have multiple tables.
All data persist in XML as compared to classic ADO where data persisted in Binary format also.