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    im new to C# , so im not really sure of my options. i dont want to use databases , but i want something similar. If i use files , then the problem comes when deleting a record. my main aim is that i should be able to retrieve records from a file , make all changes and then dump it into a file. can i use datasets and then dump the final thing into the o/p file ? or are there other options ? like XML , message queues etc ? if so then i'd appreciate if you could guide me !

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      im new to C# , so im not really sure of my options. i dont want to use databases , but i want something similar. If i use files , then the problem comes when deleting a record. my main aim is that i should be able to retrieve records from a file , make all changes and then dump it into a file. can i use datasets and then dump the final thing into the o/p file ? or are there other options ? like XML , message queues etc ? if so then i'd appreciate if you could guide me !

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      Ashwin C wrote: like XML Exactly. Look XmlDataDocument in MSDN. You can populate DataSet with it and do your jobs and. change back to file. Mazy You're face to face, With the man who sold the world - David Bowie

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        Ashwin C wrote: like XML Exactly. Look XmlDataDocument in MSDN. You can populate DataSet with it and do your jobs and. change back to file. Mazy You're face to face, With the man who sold the world - David Bowie

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        hmm i was looking at it right now , i think i'll try out this serializer thing. thanks tho !

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