May 2004
Intermediate to advanced
888 pages
22h 31m
English
IN THIS CHAPTER
Up to this point, discussion on ADO.NET has been restricted to working with data apart from the originating data source. This is true at least as it relates to data persistence. This chapter discusses how you save data changes back to the originating data source. It also discusses how to group related updates into a single operation called a transaction in order to ensure that the grouping succeeds or fails collectively. In the chapter, I discuss the SQLDataAdapter, SQLCommandBuilder, and SQLCommand classes. However, the content here also applies, for the most part, to the equivalent classes ...
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