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Scelta migliore tra DataAdapter ed Execute

Vorrei capire se e quando, con un DataGrid ed un DataSet, è meglio
utilizzare il DataAdapter e quando i comandi diretti
myCommand.Execu teNonQuery();
Ho capito che il DataAdapter consente di effettuare operazioni direttametne
sul DataSet e sul DataGrid, e di aggiornare la Tabelle del DataBase solo
quando necessario (utilizzando appunto il DataAdapter.Upd ate(DataSet);)

Mentre il command viene eseguito immediatamente con il comando Execute e
successivamente devono essere ricaricati i dati nel DataGrid per
visualizzare le modifiche applicate alla Tabella del DataBase
Ogni singola soluzione in che situazione viene applicata?

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