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  VB.NET ADO.NET Dataset Tutorial

The ADO.NET DataSet contains DataTableCollection and their DataRelationCollection . It represents a collection of data retrieved from the Data Source. We can use Dataset in combination with DataAdapter class. The DataSet object offers a disconnected data source architecture. The following link gives you in details about Dataset.

        
        
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