Creating a web services to act as the middle tier to an MS-SQL2000 .NET app, much like MS has shown in their walkthroughs. Does anyone know if there are any limits to the number of datasets we can configure within one web service?
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Creating a web services to act as the middle tier to an MS-SQL2000 .NET app, much like MS has shown in their walkthroughs. Does anyone know if there are any limits to the number of datasets we can configure within one web service?
Thanks
By this I presume you mean the number of strongly typed datasets you use as return types for the web service methods ?
If so aksed a similar question myself. Haven't read anything which says there is a limit, but ....
How many dataset types do you anticipate having i.e. < 10, > 10, > 50 ? Application I'm working on currently exposes 24 different strong dataset definitions and the proxy classes/definitions get generated and work fine.
Yes, strong typed datasets. I anticipate around 35 to 40. I will keep adding and then testing. I am at 12 now and have not seen any problems.