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Using Data Readers,n Chapter 11, you used data readers to retrieve data from a multirow result set. In this chapter, we’ll look at data readers in more detail. You’ll see how they’re used and their importance in ADO.NET programming.

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Building ASP.NET Applications,his chapter focuses on the concepts behind web application development and the key components that play a very important role in the web environment, and shows you how to work with some new features of ASP.NET during the development of a web application.

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Using LINQ,riting software means that you have to have a database sitting at the back end, and most of the time goes into writing queries to retrieve and manipulate data. Whenever someone talks about data, we tend to only think of the information that is contained in a relational database or in an XML document.

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Arnauld Villers M.D.,Adil Ouzzane M.D.ghout this book are Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 (code-named Visual Studio Orcas) and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, both of which work with Microsoft .NET Framework version 3.5. This latest version of .NET also provides extensive support for Language Integrated Query (LINQ), and because

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Mark L. Palmeri,Kathryn R. Nightingales can improve the maintainability of your application and allow applications to access the database in a uniform and optimized manner. The goal of this chapter is to get you acquainted with stored procedures and understand how C# programs can interact with them.

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Maria Diletta Pezzani,Spinello Antinori Almost every software application running interacts with either one or multiple databases. The front end needs a mechanism to connect with databases, and ADO.NET serves the purpose. Each .NET application that requires database functionality is dependent on ADO.NET.