Answer Posted / vaidyanathan r.
ADO.NET provides 2 types of architecture.
1. Connection Oriented
2. Connectionless
Connection Oriented architecture is achieved by the use of
Connection, Command and DataReader. Connection management
should done by the user. This architecture is used for
viewing data for continuous monitoring of data.
Connectionless architecture is achieved by the use of
Connection, Command and DataAdapter. The data is retrieved
from the database and stored in the dataset(local
representation of a part or full of actual database). The
connection management is handled by the DataAdapter. The
connection is created when the query or DML operation is
run against the database and cut immediately after the
operation is over. This architecture is mainly used for
doing Modifications in the data.
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