November 2001
Beginner to intermediate
816 pages
16h 3m
English
In This Chapter
Making Connections
Viewing Data
Manipulating Data
Calling Stored Procedures
Retrieving DataSets
ADO.NET is the primary technology for connecting to a database with C#. It offers a high level of abstraction, hiding the low-level details of a particular database vendor's implementation. With ADO.NET, a program can view, insert, update, and delete database records. ADO.NET supports in-memory databases, stored procedures, and disconnected databases.
A significant new capability introduced with ADO.NET is in working with disconnected databases. In a traditional scenario, a program initiates a session with a database and holds that session open during the lifetime of the application. This introduces ...
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