Murach's VB.NET Database Programming with ADO.NET (1.x edition)
This chapter presents techniques that can be critical to developing efficient database applications for the web: how to work with connection pooling; how to use ASP.NET's caching feature; and how to maintain the state of each user session for an application.
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How connection pooling works |
410 |
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Connection string settings that affect connection
pooling |
412 |
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How to use a configuration file to store connection
information |
414 |
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How to cache data objects |
416 |
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A Vendor Display program that uses caching |
418 |
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The code for the Vendor Display program |
418 |
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Why session state is difficult to track in
web applications |
422 |
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How ASP.NET tracks sessions |
422 |
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How to use the session state object |
424 |
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A Vendor Maintenance program that maintains
session state |
426 |
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The code for the Vendor Maintenance program |
428 |
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The code for the database classes |
436 |
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© Copyright 1998-2009 Mike Murach &
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