what is diffgram ?

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what is diffgram ? ..

Answer / raghumadhav tirunagari


diffgram is an xml grammer. it talks about state of node in
xml file.

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what is diffgram ? ..

Answer / vanitha g

XML format used for DataSet serialization is known as
DiffGram. DiffGrams contains the tags that specify the
original and new state of data

1.Its an XML format.
2.Current and original versions of Data elements can be
identified through Diffgram.
3.Here, loading of contents can be done through dataset.
4.It serialize its contents for transport across a network
connection.
5.The column values from both the Original and Current row
versions, row error information, and row order will be
included.
6.Its a format intended for network data exchange and .NET
remoting.

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what is diffgram ? ..

Answer / dfd

A DiffGram is an XML format. It is used to identify current
and original versions of data elements. A DataSet may use a
DiffGram format to load and persist the contents, and
further to serialize its contents for porting across a
network connection. Whenever a DataSet is written as a
DiffGram, the DataSet populates the DiffGram with all the
important information to accurately recreate the contents.
Note that schema of the DataSet is not recreated. This
includes column values from both the Current and the
Original row versions, row error information, and row order.

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