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Introducing ADO.NET

William R. Vaughn, Peter Blackburn

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Abstract

This book is all about using ADO.NET with C# (pronounced C sharp),.NET Framework,’ and to some extent about how Visual Studio.NET helps you build ADO.NET-based applications. The concepts and code discussed and illustrated here apply (in most cases) to.NET Windows Forms and ASP Web Services and other ADO.NET platforms.

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This book is all about using ADO.NET with C# (pronounced C sharp),.NET Framework,’ and to some extent about how Visual Studio.NET helps you build ADO.NET-based applications. The concepts and code discussed and illustrated here apply (in most cases) to.NET Windows Forms and ASP Web Services and other ADO.NET platforms.

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This book is all about using ADO.NET with C# (pronounced C sharp),.NET Framework,’ and to some extent about how Visual Studio.NET helps you build ADO.NET-based applications. The concepts and code discussed and illustrated here apply (in most cases) to.NET Windows Forms and ASP Web Services and other ADO.NET platforms.

Key concepts: Net (polyhedron), .NET Framework, ADO.NET, ASP.NET, Microsoft Visual Studio, Computer science, The Internet, Code (set theory)

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