 |  | David Sceppa Microsoft Yayınları; Belçika, 2006, 14 x 20 cm, 864 sayfa, İngilizce, |
Description:
Short Description
Get a practical introduction to the Microsoft.NET Framework 2.0 libraries (ADO.NET 2.0) that communicate, access, sort, and interact with data from.NET-connected applications. Includes coverage of XML data and Microsoft SQL Server 2005.
Long Description
This CORE REFERENCE demonstrates how to use ADO.NET 2.0, a technology within Microsoft Visual Studio® 2005, to access, sort, and manipulate data in standalone, enterprise, and Web-enabled applications. Discover best practices for writing, testing, and debugging database application code using the new tools and wizards in Visual Studio 2005, and put them to work with extensive code samples, tutorials, and insider tips. The book describes the ADO.NET object model, its XML features for Web extensibility, integration with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005, and other core topics.
Positioning Statement:
Ideal reference/tutorial for building professional-level skills with ADO.NET.
Unique Selling Proposition:
Completely revised for ADO.NET 2.0, this essential reference illustrates the intricacies and applications of the technology-in a single, definitive volume.
Key Book Benefits:
Completely updated for ADO.NET 2.0, this book delves into essential development topics in a practical reference/tutorial format
Examines new ADO.NET features such as generics, code snippets, and My Namespace in depth, while also providing the latest information on classic features such as classes and execution flow
Provides hands-on code examples to illustrate concepts and build skills mastery
Will Sell Like:
Microsoft ADO.NET (Core Reference) (ISBN: 0-7356-1423-7)
Target Audience:
The Core Reference series targets software developers looking to develop professional mastery of a Microsoft technology. The book delivers definitive reference, supplemented by extensive hands-on coding examples, making it useful to both new and experienced developers.
About the Technology:
With the initial release of the.NET Framework, Microsoft introduced ADO.NET, the evolution of ActiveX® Data Objects (ADO) . Designed to natively support XML as well as traditional datasets, ADO.NET offered strongly typed, distributed data access and made extensive use of local data caching and open database connections. The resulting improvements in performance and scalability have provided a foundation on which to enhance future versions of ADO.NET. In the.NET Framework 2.0, data access is enhanced not only through the addition of new data access controls, services, and the ability to integrate more seamlessly with SQL Server 2005, but also through improvements to the ADO.NET class libraries themselves. These enhancements focus on ease-of-use, code reusability, and improved support for XML.
Microsoft Visual Studio® 2005 is the latest version of this widely used development system, with numerous feature enhancements and the latest version,2.0, of the Microsoft.NET Framework. With this development package, Windows developers have at their fingertips the ability to create smart-client applications, Web Services, and mobile or embedded programs, all in the same development environment. Version 2005 is not a minor change to Visual Studio: it is a significant advance, but it does not require retraining for developers already working with the.NET Framework. (Code doesn't 'break'.)
About the Author(s) :
David Sceppa, author of two previous editions of this book, is a program manager on the SQL Server team at Microsoft and an expert on ADO.NET. As a former technical lead in the Microsoft Developer Support group, he helped customers build database applications with Visual Basic and Microsoft Visual FoxPro. David is MCSD certified in Microsoft.NET and has a background in teaching.
Author's Hometown:
Seattle, WA
Legal Statement:
© 2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, ActiveX, Visual Basic, and Visual Studio are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. The names of actual products and companies mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners.
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