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A Practical Comparison of ADO and ADO.NET - Part II (TOTAL HITS - 230)

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A Practical Comparison of ADO and ADO.NET - Part II is an article in which the author compares the recordset of ADO with the Rowset of the ADO.NET. The rowset of the ADO.NET belongs to the OleDbDataReader and SqlDataReader classes. Using Recordset you can store the result of the SQL query. The Read() method of the SqlDataReader makes the rowsets cursor to move forward and thus gives you access to the next row.

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Date Added:Tue Feb 22, 2005
Author:AspAlliance.com
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