Re: VS2008: should data sets be placed in App_Data?

I did not mean instantiated DataSets objects at run time. I was referring
to the process of creating/adding strongly typed data sets to a project in
VS2008 (i.e. Solution Explorer.Add New Item).

"Juan T. Llibre" <nomailreplies@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Datasets are usually stored in memory, as an in-memory database.

Are you writing the Dataset to a file ?
If not, using App_Data doesn't make sense.



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"dan" <dan@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm working on a small Web project in VS2008. In VS2005 it was
recommended that DataSet be placed in App_Data folder (the framework did
that automatically). In VS2008 the framework does not give me that
option. The Add.New Item in the App_Data context menu does not even
list the DataSet.

Does anyone know what is behind the change and what the recommended
practice is?
Thanks.





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