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ADO.NET is a technique of
developing computer databases using the Microsoft .NET Framework. It is
meant to serve stand-alone computers, client/server scenarios at the
enterprise level, and web applications. Its full support for security, XML,
file processing, and ease of deployment makes it a very viable solution to
creating powerful applications.
This is the FunctionX support site of ADO.NET,
providing lessons and topics on how to use
ADO.NET to develop various types of data and list-based applications. |
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Park Auto-Shop |
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This is the same application described in our
lessons. The difference is that, in this exercise, you don't have to
go through the steps of the lessons. |
| The Music Store |
VB.NET |
VC.NET |
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This XML application demonstrates the process of
creating a database from beginning to end, gradually adding the
necessary objects such as tables and columns, before performing data
entry. |
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