Murach's ADO.NET 3.5, LINQ,
and the Entity Framework with VB 2008
An introduction to ADO.NET 3.5
This chapter introduces you to the primary ADO.NET classes
you'll use as you develop database applications with Visual
Basic 2008. It also introduces you to the two basic ways you
can develop ADO.NET applications.
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How to use ADO.NET with datasets |
34 |
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Two ways to create the ADO.NET
objects for working with datasets |
36 |
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How to use ADO.NET without using
datasets |
38 |
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Concurrency and the disconnected
data architecture |
40 |
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The .NET data providers |
42 |
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The SqlConnection class |
44 |
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The SqlCommand class |
44 |
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The SqlDataAdapter class |
46 |
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The SqlDataReader class |
46 |
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How a dataset is organized |
48 |
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The dataset classes |
50 |
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How an application that uses datasets
is structured |
52 |
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How an application that uses business
classes is structured |
54 |
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