I am trying to find an example of a Dataset implementation that does not use .NET in any fashion. Reason being, I want to create an application that can be used on multiple platforms not just windows.
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I am trying to find an example of a Dataset implementation that does not use .NET in any fashion. Reason being, I want to create an application that can be used on multiple platforms not just windows.
I fear this isn’t possible. The DataSet class you want to use is not available in the C++ programming language as a basic type or class. This MSDN page shows that the DataSet class was introduced by Microsoft in the .NET Framework version 1.1 . Finding a C++ class that provides the same functionality outside the .NET Framework won’t be easy.
I’m not familiar with this specific class, but on the page provided, the class is described as “Represents an in-memory cache of data.” If you want to create a multiplatform application, I would consider Java. An alternative for the Microsoft DataSet class could then be found in this Stackoverflow post.