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Ronald S. Cook
I've always used untyped datasets. In a Microsoft course, it walks through
creating typed datasets and harps on the benefits. It has you drag all
these things around ..wizard, wizard, wizard... code gen, code gen, code
gen.
What's at the end looks slick, but then there's a ton of generated code that
I'm going to have to maintain now.
I.e. I like typing things myself (don't like wizards) so I can know exactly
what I've done.
What's the thought on using typed vs untyped datasets? Am I just being
prehistoric and need to get with it?
Thanks,
Ron
creating typed datasets and harps on the benefits. It has you drag all
these things around ..wizard, wizard, wizard... code gen, code gen, code
gen.
What's at the end looks slick, but then there's a ton of generated code that
I'm going to have to maintain now.
I.e. I like typing things myself (don't like wizards) so I can know exactly
what I've done.
What's the thought on using typed vs untyped datasets? Am I just being
prehistoric and need to get with it?
Thanks,
Ron