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typed datasets - multiple tables

This question is regarding convention.

My datalayer has 20 classes in it. Each class has a handful of methods
that return datasets.

I am looking to make some of these typed datasets (as opposed to
untyped datasets).

Since the tables returned by various methods within a class are not
directly related, should different dataset objects be created to handle
each one (100+ ds classes)? Alternatively, can I create a single
dataset object for each datalayer class (exactly 20 ds classes)?

Unless there is a good reason not to, I think creating a mere 20 ds
classes seems much better.

Remember that rarely will I actually create a DataRelation--the
datalayer classes are used to group similar procedures together.

Let me know if this is unclear.

Thanks,
Michael

Mar 9 '06 #1
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