tailieunhanh - Professional ADO.NET Programming

is a large set of .NET classes that enable us to retrieve and manipulate data, and update data sources, in very many different ways. As an integral part of the .NET framework, it shares many of its features: features such as multi-language support, garbage collection, just-in-time compilation, object-oriented design, and dynamic caching, and is far more than an upgrade of previous versions of ADO. | Summary of Contents Introduction 1 Chapter 1 Data Access and .NET 9 Chapter 2 The .NET Data Providers 45 Chapter 3 Visual Studio .NET and 69 Chapter 4 Using DataReaders 133 Chapter 5 The DataSet 163 Chapter 6 Using the DataAdapter 207 Chapter 7 Typed DataSets and DataSet Schemas 235 Chapter 8 XML and the DataSet 271 Chapter 9 Constraints Relations and Views 317 Chapter 10 Transactions 365 Chapter 11 Mapping 387 Chapter 12 Making a Data Services Component 409 Chapter 13 and Web Services 455 Chapter 14 SQL Server Native XML Support 517 Chapter 15 Performance and Security 551 Chapter 16 Integration and Migration 589 Chapter 17 Creating a Custom .NET Data Provider 625 Chapter 18 Case Study - Cycle Couriers 671 Index 707 Table of Contents Introduction 1 What Is 1 What Does This Book Cover 1 Who Is This Book For 3 What You Need To Use This Book 3 Conventions 3 Customer Support 4 How to Download the Sample Code for the Book 4 Errata 4 E-mail Support 4 5 Why this System Offers the Best Support 6 Chapter 1 Data Access and .NET 9 The .NET Framework 9 The Common Language Runtime 10 Garbage Collection 11 The Common Language Infrastructure 11 Assemblies 11 The Common Type System 12 The Common Language Specification 12 .NET Class Libraries 12 Not Another Data Access Technology 13 Brief History of Data Access 13 ODBC 13 DAO 13 RDO 14 OLE DB 14 ADO 14 Introduction to 15 Advantages of Using Managed Classes 15 Cross-Language Support 15 Cleaner Architecture 15 XML Support 15 Optimized Object Model .