Krish,
If you are talking about VB use than the right name. You are in my idea
talking about a VB version from 8 years ago.
There is no significant difference in speed or whatever in the good used
current versions of VB and C#. It is only a kind of personal preference.
If you want to use XML as a dataset, than it has to be a dataset. A dataset
can be serialized to XML, but therefore is not every XML file a dataset.
There is an overloaded use of the OleDB dataadapter that will make from a
recordset a dataset.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ORecordset.asp
I don't know one visa versa.
I hope this helps,
Cor
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> Hi,
>
> I already have an application writtern in VB6.0 which connects to a
> remote database and populates the data. In order to speed up the
> retrieval, I wrote a C# webservice which connects to the remote
> database and retrieves the data. This seems to be quiet faster than the
> vb retrieval.
>
> But I am not able to set the xml generated by C# using the getxml
> method of dataset, returned to the VB call as source for my ADO
> recordset.
>
> Is there any specific format of XML which ADO recordset will accept..
>
> Thanks
> Google
>
