Murach's VB.NET Database Programming
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| Chapter 3 | How to develop a simple database application | |
| How to use the Data Adapter Configuration Wizard | 46 | |
| How to start the wizard | 46 | |
| How to define the connection | 48 | |
| How to define the SQL statements | 50 | |
| How to use the Query Builder | 52 | |
| How to control the Insert, Update, and Delete statements that are generated | 54 | |
| How to complete the configuration | 56 | |
| The objects created by the Configuration Wizard | 58 | |
| How to work with a dataset | 60 | |
| How to generate a dataset | 60 | |
| The dataset schema file, class, and object | 62 | |
| How to load and unload a dataset | 64 | |
| How to update the database with changes made to a dataset | 66 | |
| How to use a data grid control with a dataset | 68 | |
| A Vendor Maintenance form that uses a bound data grid control | 68 | |
| How to bind a data grid control to a dataset | 70 | |
| The code for the Vendor Maintenance form | 72 | |
| How to work within the data in a data grid control | 74 | |
| How to customize a data grid control | 76 | |
| Basic properties for customizing a data grid | 76 | |
| How to use table styles to customize a data grid | 78 | |
| How to use column styles to customize a data grid | 80 | |
| Other skills for working with ADO.NET objects | 82 | |
| How to preview the data in a data adapter | 82 | |
| How to view the dataset schema | 84 | |
| How to review the properties for generated ADO.NET objects | 86 | |
| How to interpret the generated SQL statements | 88 | |
| Perspective | 90 | |
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