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| | avoid returning dataset hi all, what's the alternative to return a dataset/datatable that is dymanically populated from dymanic sql? remember the number of column is known only at runtime. thx Kevin |
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| | Re: avoid returning dataset As always, it depends on what you need ;-p But for a simple answer - how about csv/tsv.... most clients will have a mechanism of dealing with that? Or xml? Or if large, a Stream of the same (note this is only really effective using transport security; with message security it needs to buffer everything anyway; better-still with MTOM etc). If your transport doesn't already include it, you might [again for large data as a Stream] consider throwing a GZipStream into the pipeline so you have a compressed MTOM stream of a simple data format). Marc |
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