Using DataSets Without a Database in ASP.NET

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Using DataSets Without a Database in ASP.NET

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Sometimes you don't have a database table to work with, but you still want the data that your page presents to be dynamic. In this article, Steve Schwarting illustrates how to work with serialized DataSets without an attached database in ASP.NET.

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