>Not my point... there is no way you can rearrange the characters in "Netherlands" to "Neanderthal".
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>Well, there's no way a person should not be able to look at a .NET website article about a grid and figure out the context of a webform vs, a winform, but that never seems to stop some people. <s>

Ah you mean those people who advocate SPs as a good starting point and are throwing away query optimization and/or handling of null values? Or those ones that insist on loading all datamunging on the server because their front end is not suited for that, and to dismiss that fact make a slam dunk that it belongs on the server anyways? Or is it about those one that disregard change tracking or disk spanning resultset. The same people who believe that SPT is faster than remote views and that ADO.NET can be regarded as a full featured database engine, databinding is a breeze and winforms is the best thing since sliced bread.

ok, now I understand.