/// <summary>
	/// Connects to the database and attempts to apply all additions, 
	/// updates and deletions
	/// </summary>
	/// <seealso cref="Adjuster.BusinessServices.Accident"/> 
	/// <param name="data">a dataset, passed by reference, 
	/// that contains all the 
	/// data for updating</param>
	/// <example> This sample shows how to call the SaveData 
	/// method from a wireless device.
	/// <code>
	/// 
	///AccidentCRUD accCRUD = new Adjuster.BusinessServices.AccidentCRUD();
	///accCRUD.SaveData(ref ds);
	///
	///</code>
	///</example>
	///<permission cref="System.Security.PermissionSet">Everyone 
	///can access this method.</Permission>
	public void SaveData(ref DataSet data)
	{
	}

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