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We have 15 Beginner tutorials, you can see below:
An easy introduction to accessing databases using the ADO classes. It includes how to read and write integers, strings and dates.
Accessing database information using the DataReader class from ADO.NET in C#
In this article, we will see how to use ADO.NET to serialize an object model. Once we have finished with serialization, we will look at how to bind our object model to user controls.
In this second part of the article series, we will revisit the ADO.NET CRUD operations. Only this time, we will use an application with far better architecture. Once that is done, we will move on to data binding with objects.
An easy introduction to accessing databases using the ADO classes. It includes how to read and write integers, strings and dates.
Accessing database information using the DataReader class from ADO.NET in C#
This article will show how to accomplish these goals—use ADO.NET as a thin data transport layer, while still taking advantage of the data-binding capabilities of .NET user interface controls. As it turns out, it’s pretty easy.
Allow your DataGrid to edit pictures and a whole range of other data types.
The .NET Framework includes a series of classes that implement a new data access technology that is specifically designed for use in the .NET world. We\'ll look at why this has come about, and how it relates to the techniques used in ASP. In fact, the new framework classes provide a whole lot more than just a .NET version of ADO. Like the move from ASP to ASP.NET, they involve fundamental changes in the approach to managing data in external data stores.
This paper will provide a broad introduction to the topic of data-driven web sites, and how they are implemented in ASP.NET. It starts with a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of data-driven sites, and then moves on to examine the sources that such data can come from. After that, you will know the .NET Framework\'s data access strategy of choice, ADO.NET, including its architecture, its classes, and how it fits into the structure of data-driven applications.
This lesson explains how to work with disconnected data, using the DataSet and SqlDataAdapter objects.
This lesson explains how to read data with a SqlDataReader object.
This lesson describes the SqlCommand object and how you use it to interact with a data base.
This lesson describes the SqlConnection object and how to connect to a data base.
This lesson is an introduction to ADO.NET. It introduces primary ADO.NET concepts and objects that you will learn about in later lessons.