Yes, the connected part of ADO.NET is to use a DataReader. Do an MSDN search
on DataReader and you should get plenty of information and examples.
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"light_wt" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
From my understanding DataSet is used for disconnected data access in
ADO.NET. However, I haven't come across an example to use continuous data
access with ADO.NET using C# . Is continuously connection possible and
allowed in ADO.NET and Is there a simple example available?
Thanks.