Typed Dataset Performance on the website ?

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Hi all ,

Is typed dataset good for the performance of the website and can i store it in cache ?

Thanks in advance.

Posted 2-Jul-11 1:14am

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Vivek Krishnamurthy · Answer 1 · 2011-07-02T07:23:00

Basically, Typed dataset is a wrapper around the untyped dataset used in an reasonably efficient manner. Apart from typesafety and intellisence there is not much value add for performance of your website.

You might be intererested in following link:

Performance benchmarks for LINQ vs. SqlDataReader, DataSet - LINQ Compiled Queries: Part 2[^]