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Does calling .WriteXml on an ADO.NET DataSet cause an implied .AcceptChanges()?

I have a small application that uses a dataset as a backingstore. I want to provide some amount of recoverability in the event of a program crash without having to constantly update and save my master file. If I were to call .WriteXml on my dataset to a "recovery" file, will that cause an implied "AcceptChanges" to be performed on my dataset? If so, can I clone my master dataset to a new object and save it instead?

Thanks, Matthew

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I believe, no AcceptChanges will be called. But why don't you just check?

Kerido  2010-02-10 22:05:51

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