In VB.NET, most controls bind to a DataSet. A few bind to an
XMLDataReader class, I believe (too lazy to go to my library and check
this out). You use the IDE wizards to create Connection and Provider
objects. It is then a simple matter to create a DataSet (one line of
code) that can be bound as if it were a data-aware class.
R
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In VB6, it was relatively straightforward to generate data-source and
data-consumer classes using BindingCollections, DataMembers etc. Can
anyone
guide me to what the equivalent (or new and improved) approach is in
VB.NET?
Any help much appreciated.
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