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That's what I thought you were going to say. Thanks as always...
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That's what I thought you were going to say. Thanks as always...

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Experts, I have a database that I pull some records from when my application begins into a Dataset. Throughout the use of the application the data is used by the user. When the application closes I would like to update the database with the data in the dataset. I have looked at the update method but it seems I need for the Dataadapter to be hanging around to do this. I dispose of the Dataadapter after I retrieve the records I need when the application starts. How can I do this?
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Experts, I have a database that I pull some records from when my application begins into a Dataset. Throughout the use of the application the data is used by the user. When the application closes I would like to update the database with the data in the dataset. I have looked at the update method but it seems I need for the Dataadapter to be hanging around to do this. I dispose of the Dataadapter after I retrieve the records I need when the application starts. How can I do this?

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