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What is main five diffrent between Connected And
Disconnected environment
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Answer Posted / neha
1.Connected: It works when connection object is opened.
Disconnected: It works regardless of the connection object
state (opened or closed doesnot matter).
2.Connected: It can retrieve data from single table only.
Disconnected: It can retrive data from multiple tables.
3.Connected: The data persists even after the shutdown of
application.
Disconnected: The data doesnot persist after the application
closure, as it was all programmatic.
4.Connected: We get the updated data always.
Disconnected: The data we retrieve is not guaranteed to be
updated.
5.Connected: Fast access to the data.
Disconnected: Slow access to data.
6.Connected: It is useful in the scenarios where data is
updated rapidly, for eg, stock market.
Disconnected: It is useful in the scenarios where data is
not updated usually, for eg, school database, where data is
changed after one year only.
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