But the DataSet IS the output of the Query (in .NET; in VB6 is a recordset).
You can save the recordset, depending of the ADO version, in "binary" format or XML format.
You can also use a DTS package to do this. Then, if you must have it in VB you can save your DTS Package as a .bas file and then import it into your VB Project. Post back if you are interested in this solution and need help with it.
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