How does a Dataset provide disconnected data access in ADO.NET?
- By storing data retrieved from a database in memory
- By directly querying the database
- By establishing a persistent connection to the database
- By executing stored procedures
A Dataset in ADO.NET provides disconnected data access by storing data retrieved from a database in memory. This allows applications to work with the data without maintaining a constant connection to the database server. The other options are incorrect as they do not describe how disconnected data access is achieved.
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