Beginning C# Databases / Edition 1
by ALLEN, Jon D. Reid, Jon Reid, Ranga Raghunathan, Syed Fahad GilaniISBN-10: 1861006098
ISBN-13: 9781861006097
Pub. Date: 11/24/2001
Publisher: Apress
Overview
This book is aimed at intermediate .NET programmers who want to improve and consolidate their knowledge of databases, and want a thorough introduction to using databases effectively with their code. Prior knowledge of C# is assumed.
Product Details
- ISBN-13:
- 9781861006097
- Publisher:
- Apress
- Publication date:
- 11/24/2001
- Series:
- Beginning Series
- Edition description:
- 2001
- Pages:
- 550
- Product dimensions:
- 0.00(w) x 0.00(h) x 0.05(d)
Table of Contents
Section I – Getting StartedChapter 1 – Installing MSDE
Chapter 2 – A simple data-driven app
Chapter 3 – Introducing SQL
Section II – ADO.NET Basics
Chapter 4 – What's ADO.NET?
Chapter 5 – Connecting to the database
Chapter 6 – Getting the Data
Chapter 7 – Using the DataReader
Chapter 8 – The DataSet and DataAdapter
Section III – Displaying the Data
Chapter 9 – Data and Windows Applications
Chapter 10 – Using Data in ASP.NET Pages
Chapter 11 – Validating User Input
Section IV – More about Databases
Chapter 12 – Tables and Relationships
Chapter 13 – More about SQL
Chapter 14 – Views and Stored Procedures
Chapter 15 – Indexes and Constraints
Chapter 16 – Database Security
Section V – Advanced ADO.NET
Chapter 17 – ADO.NET and XML
Chapter 18 – Handling ADO.NET Errors
Chapter 19 – Transactions
Chapter 20 – ADO.NET Events
Chapter 21 – Irregular Data
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This book is a good learning tool and will get you up and running with C# and SQL Server in no time. I finished the first 8, the ADO.Net foundation chapters, in one sitting. Before you read this book you should be familiar with the .Net Framework, SQL and C# or C++. Knowing ADO helps also. You will learn what each component of ADO.Net is and what it does. This book will teach you how to use C# to query databases.
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