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Old January 30th, 2004, 04:05 PM
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Do we still use INNERJOINs or is there another and better way in ADO.NET?
 
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JOINS are a construct of SQL. You may very well still need to use them in SQL calls.
 
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Let me refraise the question to what I really meant. Does ADO.NET offer a better way?
 
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You can design data relationships in ADO.NET's data set object between tables. Keep in mind with data sets that the more tables you have, the worse the memory performance will be.








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