What first? Merge or acceptchanges?

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Hi,

we have a client-server-application.
On the client we add, delete things to/from a dataset then we save it
via webservice; after that the dataset on the client must be updated.

We do this with
- DataSet.Merge (to get new Ids for example)
- DataSet.AcceptChanges (to remove deleted rows for example)

What to do first? I am not really sure - how do you handle?


Greets
Roland
 
G

Greg Robinson

Merge then AcceptChanges. No need to call Merge if you are not returning
any new\modified data from your datasource.
 

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