I am in the middle of a large (many forms, many tables) database
project - my first using C# and ADO.NET.
As I code up each form, I find myself bouncing around considerably
between instantiating data objects and data bindings entirely in code
at runtime and using the data components from the toolbox at design
time, and between using untyped datasets and typed datasets. I can't
seem to settle on a single coding strategy.
I'm wondering how others have approached this? Do you use the designer
to create your data objects, commands, bindings, etc, or do you create
them in code? Typed or untyped datasets?
--Bruce
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