DataAdapter.Update method

[Mark@SF]

As per Microsoft's documentation, there are several ways to call the DataAdapter.Update method by passing it one of the following: an array of DataRow objects, a DataSet object, or a DataTable object.

And furthermore, the AcceptChanges method for the DataRow, DataSet, or DataTable should also be implicitly called by the DataAdapter.Update method.

I have a MS Access database as my datasource. I use a DataAdapter and I've configured its DeleteCommand, InsertCommand, and UpdateCommand properties.

If I call the DataAdapter.Update method and pass it a DataTable, the AcceptChanges method of the DataTable is not implicitly called by the DataAdapter.Update method.

dtTemp = dsMain.Tables("Categories").GetChanges(DataRowState.Modified)
daCategories.Update(dtTemp)

If instead I call the DataAdapter.Update method and pass it an array of DataRow objects, then the AcceptChanges method for each changed DataRow is implicitly called by the DataAdapter.Update method.

rows = dsMain.Tables("Categories").Select(vbNullString, vbNullString, DataViewRowState.ModifiedCurrent)
daCategories.Update(rows)

I can see this behavior by checking the if the DataTable has changes before and after calling the DataAdapter.Update method.

Debug.Print(dsMain.Tables("Categories").GetChanges Is Nothing)

Since the Microsoft documentation claims otherwise, is there something that I'm missing?