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Figure 3-21. Solution Explorer view with the newly created dataset For the last step before our dataset is ready to use in developing the reporting project, we need to delete the TableAdapter for this dataset. This table adapter is generated by the wizard to get the data from the data source. As I mentioned to you earlier, we will not need the help of the TableAdapter here, because we ll write our own ADO.NET interface code to connect to the database and get the data. All we want from the wizard is the dataset with the data table inside. To delete TableAdatper, double-click the RealWorldDataSet icon in Solution Explorer to open the dataset designer. Once inside the dataset designer, select the table adapter, which is attached to the BooksInfo data table. Right-click it to access the pop-up menu, and select Delete. Figure 3-22 illustrates these steps. After you delete the table adapter, all you will have left inside the dataset is a data table with the name BooksInfo. Your dataset designer screen will look similar to Figure 3-23 after getting rid of table adapter from the dataset. And that s it for creating a dataset using the wizard. So, I leave it up to you to decide which way you like best for creating datasets. All projects in this book will show you the manual way, which I feel makes more sense, as you are learning. However, if you are one of those die-hard fans of wizards, you may go that way instead. Whether you work manually or use the wizard, the ultimate goal should be getting the dataset and data table ready. I guess that s enough on dataset design; let s move on to the basics of the ADO.NET interface.

Encrypted disk images offer you a place to keep files in an encrypted form. Let s say for speed or compatibility reasons you don t want to keep your entire home folder encrypted as you would by using FileVault, but you do want to keep certain folders encrypted. You can employ the use of encrypted disk images, which are much like ZIP files that compress a bunch of files into one file. Anyone attempting to access the data within them will need a password to do so. To create an encrypted disk image, open Disk Utility and click New Image in the toolbar. The resulting screen (see Figure 1 21) will have a wide variety of options. The Volume Size and Encryption settings are the most important to consider when creating the disk image. The volume size determines the size limit of the disk image. The encryption type can be 128-bit or (for more security) 256-bit; 256-bit images are harder to crack, but they are slower to create and to open when created. They will also take up more disk space than 128-bit. It s important to consider whether 256-bit encryption is worth the performance hit and disk space increase you will experience from using it.

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