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What's best way to keep base values in memory

In dataset or array

I have som base tables I load when my application start and I dont want them
go backward and forward to the SQL server, but is it best to kepp them in a
dataset or?

//Kenneth
Nov 20 '05 #1
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You can do either, but DataSets /DataTables have a lot of cool data oriented
features that can make things like filtering and sorting much more
convenient and you can relate them using Datarelations...

"Kenneth" <ke*****@sagdalen.a.se> wrote in message
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What's best way to keep base values in memory

In dataset or array

I have som base tables I load when my application start and I dont want them go backward and forward to the SQL server, but is it best to kepp them in a dataset or?

//Kenneth

Nov 20 '05 #2

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