Using the Command
Object
The Command
object represents a command that can be executed against a data source. In this section, you learn how to use the SqlCommand
object to execute different types of database commands against Microsoft SQL Server.
Executing a Command
You can use the SqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery()
method to execute a SQL command that does not return a set of rows. You can use this method when executing SQL UPDATE
, DELETE
, and INSERT
commands. You can also use this method when executing more specialized commands, such as a CREATE TABLE
or DROP DATABASE
command.
For example, the component in Listing 19.7 includes Update()
and Delete()
methods that update and delete movie records.
Listing 19.7. App_Code\Movie3.cs
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