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Programming ADO.NET
A powerful tool for delivering data-driven content across the Web, ADO.NET is the new set of data access services for Microsoft's .NET Framework. Because of its many new features, experienced and new programmers alike need to learn ADO.NET from the ground up.
* Provides detailed coverage
of the objects that form the ADO.NET infrastructure
* Explores the relationship between ADO.NET, ASP.NET, XML, and server-side tools such as SQL Server 2000 and BizTalk Server
* Features "Best Practices" sections that cover how to retrieve, manipulate, and update data with ADO.NET
* Companion Web site contains code examples in VB.NET and C#
This book also goes one step further by teaching you how to use ADO.NET with best practices and scads of working code, placing special emphasis on:
The objects that form the ADO.NET infrastructure
The relationship between ADO.NET, XML, and SQL Server 2000
Complete code examples, available in Visual Basic .NET
Proven "Best Practices" on how to retrieve, manipulate, and update data with ADO.NET and XML
The companion Web site contains code examples in Visual Basic .NET and other resources.
Preface.
Acknowledgments.
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION.
Introduction to .NET.
Introduction to ADO.NET.
Using ADO.NET from Visual Studio .NET.
PART TWO: ADO.NET REFERENCE.
System.Data.
System.Data.Common.
Microsoft.Data.Odbc.
System.Data.SqlClient.
System.Data.SqlTypes.
PART THREE: TUTORIAL.
Accessing Data Sources Using ADO.NET.
Manipulating Data in ADO.NET.
Integrating XML with ADO.NET.
Index.
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