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  1. Feb 9th, 2004, 10:49 AM #1
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    UI objects V's .NET datasets.

    OK, attached to this thread is a project that gets data from a DB and populates a treeview.
    Now. I have the UI objects Users, User, Tasks and Task.
    These contain the data and are completely seperate from the database tier.

    Now. I am trying to write this in .NET.
    I am using a DataSet to pass the data from the Database tier to the UI Objects tier.
    However, I have been told at work that the DataSet can REPLACE my UI objects completely and the UI can use the DataSet directly. Is this good practice?
    I would have said no as this is like passing a disconnected recordset (VB6) up through all the tiers...

    What do people think?

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