When using a DataReader to retrieve data, the developer can choose to read field values in strongly typed manner ( example: myReader.GetString(12) ) or a weakly typed manner, returning then as System.Objects ( example: myReader.GetValue(12) ). Both approaches have their pros and cons.
Using the strongly typed retrieval methods can be more cumbersome, especially without specific knowledge of the underlying data.
Using the strongly typed retrieval methods can be more cumbersome, especially without specific knowledge of the underlying data.
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