January 2003
Beginner
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The Command object is used to execute SQL statements against a database. The SQL statements can be ad hoc text or the name of a stored procedure in SQL Server. The SqlCommand class is responsible for SQL Server access, and the OleDbCommand class is responsible for OLE DB data sources.
You create a Command object in one of two ways:
By calling the CreateCommand method of a Connection object
By creating an instance of the SqlCommand or OleDbCommand class, and passing a valid Connection object to the Command instance
After you create a Command object, you set properties that indicate what the SQL statement is, the timeout, the connection information, and parameters if there are any in your SQL statement. ...
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