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UnTyped DataSets and Strongly Type DataSets

Posted By :Venkat     Posted Date :02/03/2010    Points :2   Category :ADO.Net
 
We all are use datasets as a means of carrier of data from one layer to another. Most of the time we are using weakly typed datasets. In this article I will explain the differences between weakly typed datasets and strongly type datasets


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