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Applied XML Programming for Microsoft® .NET
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Applied XML Programming for Microsoft® .NET

by Dino Esposito
October 2002
Intermediate to advanced
720 pages
17h 15m
English
Microsoft Press
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A Disconnected XML Data Reader

By design, a data reader object works while connected, and so do any XML readers you might build on top of it. However, the .NET Framework provides a class that has the ability to expose a disconnected set of rows—a DataSet object—as XML. The DataSet object is designed as a disconnected object with no relationship to any living instance of a DBMS. The XmlDataDocument class takes a DataSet object and transforms it into an XML DOM object—that is, the XmlDocument class we analyzed in Chapter 5. In a nutshell, the XmlDataDocument class provides a client-side and an XML DOM representation of a disconnected set of rows. Let’s see how.

The XmlDataDocument Class

The XmlDataDocument class inherits from XmlDocument, and ...

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