How can you handle data conflicts when multiple users are trying to modify the same data in a dataset simultaneously?
- Ignore conflicts
- Lock the dataset
- Use optimistic concurrency control
- Use pessimistic concurrency control
Handling data conflicts in ADO.NET involves implementing optimistic concurrency control, where the system assumes that conflicts are rare. When multiple users attempt to modify the same data concurrently, the system checks if the data has been altered since it was retrieved. If the data has changed, it prevents the modification and notifies the user, allowing them to resolve the conflict.
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