ADO.NET Overview
Setting Up Your Environment
Connect to A Data Source Using ADO.NET
Setup and Connecting with WinForm
SqlConnectionStringBuilder
Retrieving Data from A Data Source
Build SQL Statement
Implement Data Layer
Design Winform Application
Store Procedure call via ADO.NET
Inserting, Deleting, Updating Data from A Data Source
Prepare Execute Non Query
Creating Stored Procedure
Inserts With Execute Scalar
Using Output parameter
Using Return Value parameter
Delete information from DB via Execute Non Query
Updates with Execute Non Query
Understanding Errors with ADO.NET
Catch SQL Exception Errors
Note: Change the Date source which does not exist.
Use Raise Error
Using SQL Data Adapter
Load A Data Table via SQL Adapter
Bind the Data Table
Update with SQL Adapter
Client Side Performance Tracking
Setup Client Statistics
Retrieve Statistics
Display All statistics
Round Trips
Managing Concurrency and Transactions
Concurrency checkings with WHERE Clause
Concurrency checking with SQL Adapter
Concurrency checking with Time Stamp
SQL Transaction
Transaction Scope
Note: If you make different DB server calls in this transaction scope that is called as DTC.
Server Transaction
Connection Pooling
SQL Server Profiler and Pooling
Performance Monitor and Pooling
Using XML with ADO.NET
Writing XML into DB
Reading XML from DB
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