what is the use of disconnected architecture in ado.net

Question

When we are using the disconnected architecture will it take time(fractions of secs) to connec to database if so will it not a problem

Dharmraj Thakur · Answer

When you want to make application which can run without connectivity of any database server... Means save all entries and data in temparary storage or in Cache and update in bulk when database is connected... Benifit : Application can work fast and alone without sql server Note: you have to update your data with database server once to save data perminant. Mark accepted if it is helpful to you. Thank you!

Amit Singh · Answer

hey Govindarao Refer this link for your query 1.http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/8a67c0/connected-vs-disconnected-architecture-in-C-Sharp/

Khaja Moizuddin · Answer

Refer my article on ADO.Net where i explained clearly about it. http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/introduction-to-ado-net/ Thanks & hope it helps

Vivek Kumar · Answer

Have a look into the below links. http://www.sharepointdotnet.com/2012/03/connected-and-disconnected-architecture.html https://stackoverflow.com/questions/283029/connected-vs-disconnected-architecture-in-asp-net http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/8a67c0/connected-vs-disconnected-architecture-in-C-Sharp/

Sujeet Singh · Answer

Overview: In disconnected architecture a DataSet is used for retrieving data from the database. Then no need for maintaining the connection also. All the operations can be performed with the data once retrieved. It won't cause traffic problems while working with the data. Benefits: A) Automatically dump data at client PC B) Not necessary to connect with server C) user data can update and retrieve in dataset and when connection connected update values with server