Murach's ADO.NET 4 Database Programming
with C# 2010
An introduction to ADO.NET 4
This chapter introduces you to the primary ADO.NET classes
you'll use as you develop database applications with C# 2010. It also introduces you to the two basic ways you
can develop ADO.NET applications.
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How to use ADO.NET with datasets |
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Two ways to create the ADO.NET
objects for working with datasets |
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How to use ADO.NET without using
datasets |
38 |
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Concurrency and the disconnected
data architecture |
40 |
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The .NET data providers |
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The SqlConnection class |
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The SqlCommand class |
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The SqlDataAdapter class |
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The SqlDataReader class |
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How a dataset is organized |
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The dataset classes |
50 |
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How an application that uses datasets
is structured |
52 |
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How an application that uses business
classes is structured |
54 |
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© Copyright 1998-
Mike Murach
& Associates, Inc. All rights reserved.
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