Creating data streams in C #

What is the best sample for creating datasets thread safe when writing?

The best I can find in googling is to "implement a shell layer with locks," but blushing seems pretty dirty at first.

Can someone recommend / point me towards a good solution? This is probably a problem that has already been resolved somewhere.

edit: I also need to bind the dataset to the ui grid, which complicates things a bit.

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“Embed a wrapper using locks” is the way to go.

The shell layer will probably use a lock specific to how your application uses DataSets.

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Embed a shell using locks. Jokes aside. You cannot subclass important methods, since they are available, your thread safety may be compromised.

Well, you can also implement a set of methods that optimize threads and stick to them, but this will only work if you don't need to pass the DataSet to a third-party library that will access it directly.

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