Answer Posted / badmoon
The DataTable is an in-memory representation of a block of
data. We can create our own tables in code using a DataSet
and the types defined in the System.Data.OleDb or
System.Data.SqlClient namespaces. The following are the
core properties that are used while creating a DataTable.
CaseSensitive: Indicates whether string comparisons in
the table are case-sensitive or not.
ChildRelations: Returns the collection of child relations
of the DataTable (if any).
Columns: Returns the collection of columns that belong to
this table.
Constraints: Gets the constraints maintained by this table.
DataSet: Gets the dataset that contains this table.
DefaultView: Gets a customized view of the table that may
include a filtered view or a cursor position.
MinimumCapacity: Gets/Sets the initial number of rows in
the table.
ParentRelations: Gets the collection of parent relations
for this table.
PrimaryKey: Gets/Sets a primary key for the table.
Rows: Returns the collection of rows that belong to this
table.
TableName: Gets/Sets the name of the table.
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