Re: I really hate .NET especially inside Delphi

Chad Z. Hower wrote:

Nick Hodges (Borland/DTG) wrote:
Not really -- it doesn't allow for anything other than forward
movement. I'm looking for a real cursor that allow for First, Last,
Next, Prior, etc, as well as the concept of a "Current record".

It doesnt have these because many databases are moving away from such
heavy load types and moving to forward only datasets.

Huh? What has the database to do with IDataReader?

IDataReader fetches what there is to fetch, then lets you iterate the
contents at your own desired pace.
Even if not needing it much, I do not understand why it does not
support moving back and forth in it, like Nick mentions, the data is
there all the time in any case.


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