MS Object naming conventions

[Rob]

New to VS...

When I add an SqlDataAdapter using the designer and review its properties,
under Design (Name) I see SqlDataAdapter1.
When I add a DataSet using the designer and review its properties, under
Design (Name) I see DataSet11 (also listed as DataSet11 in Component Tray),
however, under DataSetName I see DataSet1.

Why the 2 different "Names" DataSet11 and DataSet1 ? How are each used ?
I am finding this confusing.

Thanks !

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Rob,

It is always confusing but you can rename them in advance.

If you use the wizard in VS2002/2003 there is generated a DataSet and from
that a Strongly Typed DataSet Class.

By default the names are Dataset11 and DataSet1

I hope this gives an idea

Cor

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New to VS...

When I add an SqlDataAdapter using the designer and review its properties,
under Design (Name) I see SqlDataAdapter1.
When I add a DataSet using the designer and review its properties, under
Design (Name) I see DataSet11 (also listed as DataSet11 in Component
Tray), however, under DataSetName I see DataSet1.

Why the 2 different "Names" DataSet11 and DataSet1 ? How are each used ?
I am finding this confusing.

Thanks !