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Datasets in Microsoft.Net
By: Raghav Nayak
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    2004-03-24

    Table of Contents:
  • Datasets in Microsoft.Net
  • RecordSet Objects
  • Validating data in DataSet
  • Validation Properties of the DataColumn
  • The DataTable Object’s Constraints Collection
  • Creating Dataset at Design Time
  • Adding DataColumn Objects
  • New DataSet

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    Datasets in Microsoft.Net - New DataSet


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    Once you’ve created your new DataSet with the appropriate structure, save your changes and close the XML schema designer. You’ve now created a DataSet schema file in your project. To add an instance of your DataSet to a designer, select DataSet on the Data tab of the Visual Studio .NET Toolbox just as you would if you wanted to add another component, such as a button, to a designer. Double-click on the Toolbox item, or drag-and-drop the item onto the designer or its components tray. Either of these actions will launch the Add Dataset dialog box, shown in Next Figure.

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    Now you are ready to use your dataset. In detail about operations that can be performed using Dataset and Typed Dataset will be covered in next part of this article.


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