Murach's ASP.NET 2.0 Upgrader's Guide: C# Edition
How to use SQL and XML data sources
Data source controls are one of the most important new features
of ASP.NET 2.0. In this chapter, you'll learn how to use the SQL
and XML data sources to access data from a SQL Server database or
an XML file with little or no programming.
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The Product List application |
104 |
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The design of the Halloween database |
106 |
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How to create a SQL data source |
108 |
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How to define the connection |
110 |
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How to save the connection string in
the web.config file |
112 |
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How to configure the SELECT statement |
114 |
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How to create a WHERE clause |
116 |
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How select parameters work |
118 |
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How to create a SELECT statement with
the Query Builder |
120 |
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How to define the parameters |
122 |
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How to bind a list control to a data
source |
124 |
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How to use the ASP.NET 2.0 Eval and
Bind methods to bind data |
126 |
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The aspx file for the Product List application |
128 |
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How to create a data source that can
update the database |
130 |
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How to change the data source mode |
132 |
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How to use caching |
132 |
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How to create and use a SQL cache dependency |
134 |
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XML files that contain category and
product data |
136 |
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How to create an XML data source |
138 |
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How to use XPath expressions for data
sources and data binding |
140 |
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The aspx file for the XML version of
the Product List application |
142 |
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The code-behind file for the XML version
of the Product List application |
144 |
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