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The ADO.NET Tutorial
Data Access With ADO.NETWith ADO, creating parameters was a one line process which, while still tedious, was much easier to maintain and read. Spending three lines per parameter may not seem like a big deal, but it gets old really fast, let me assure you (especially when you have to convert over a hundred sp's into DAL methods).
Data Access with ADO.NET - Part 1This series of articles will first be a simple overview of what ADO.NET is, and second, will be a look at the specific objects and functionality that make up ADO.NET as a whole. My hope is that this series of articles will be beneficial to intermediate as well as advanced developers who are moving to .NET. Any prior knowledge of ADO and ASP.NET will be particularly helpful. ADO.NET's DataSetThe DataSet is actually an in-memory view of the database. It can contain multiple DataTable and DataRelation objects. This allows developers to navigate and manipulate the collection of tables and their relationships. ADO.NET involves disconnected DataSets as it is modeled for a distributed architecture. As the DataSet itself is disconnected from the data source, it must provide a way to track changes to itself.
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