API References

The API references section of the POCO DataSet documentation provides a complete API reference for all interfaces, classes, and extension points available in the framework. While conceptual guides explain how POCO DataSet works, the reference section defines the exact programming surface developers interact with.

The API references section is divided into multiple assembly-specific folders, mirroring the structure of the actual POCO DataSet solution:

Purpose of the References Section

• Give clear, authoritative definitions of interfaces and classes.
• Provide signatures of properties, methods, and events.
• Describe behaviors, constraints, and expectations.
• Serve as a technical lookup for developers integrating POCO DataSet.
• Clarify responsibilities of each assembly in the POCO DataSet ecosystem.

How to Use This Section

Use this section when you need precise information about how a type behaves, what members it exposes, or how to correctly construct or inspect POCO DataSet objects. It is intended to complement conceptual documents and tutorials by serving as the definitive technical specification.

API References by Type

These pages group interfaces, implementations, and extension helpers by what you’re trying to work with (DataRow, DataTable, merge, serialization), even when the APIs live in different assemblies.

• POCO DataSet Types
  Core types: DataSet, DataTable, DataRow, columns, relations, merge helpers.
• Observable POCO DataSet Types
  Observable DataSet, Observable DataTable, Observable DataRow, and UI merge behavior.
• Serializer Types
  JSON serialization and converters for datasets and changesets.
• SQL Server Data Adapter Methods
  Loading schema/data and saving changesets to SQL Server.
• Entity Framework Core Bridge Types
  Apply changesets via EF Core, including relation-aware save/delete ordering and identity/concurrency handling.

 

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