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Author: Jason Cooke
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ASP.NET provides many new server-side controls that make it easy to program rich ASP.NET applications. In this walkthrough, which features the DataGrid control, you first create a page that uses the DataGrid control. You then bind the control to a table that you create, to the results of a database query, and finally to an XML dataset. Security is an important factor whenever an ASP.NET page accesses data on the server. The examples in this walkthrough implement some basic features to protect yo...
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Author: Andreas Kranister
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The class PropertyComparer provides the possibilty for data-access-components to enable sorting for customer objects when using an ObjectDataSource. ASP.NET 2.0 includes the controls GridView and ObjectDataSource. You can define which methods of your data-access-component is used by the ObjectDataSource. If the select-method returns a DataSet or a DataTable you can use paging and sorting for the GridView out of the box....
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Author: Andrew Mooney
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Creating an ASP.NET 2.0 web form that you can use to edit an Access database can be done without writing any code. Simply drop two web server controls into your web form and set a few properties, and you're done. Wow! That's rapid development....
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Author: ToddHileHoffer
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I was recently tasked with creating an ASP.NET application that retrieves mostly all of its reference data from an AS400 DB2 Database(IBM). Since the data on the DB2 was updated nightly, I wanted my application to make only one database call per day, per table. In this scenario, the data would be updated via a nightly batch process and I need to update my data every morning. This article will demonstrate an efficient way to keep look up data cached. Take note that this example is designed for sm...
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Author: aspnettutorials
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This tutorial will show you how to build your own Data Access Component and how to retrieve the time taken to execute. C# version. Instead of using ASP.NET's built-in controls to retrieve our data, we can build our own Data Access Components. In this tutorial, we will look at how we can do this, and how we can also retrieve the duration of data retrieval. This can be useful when dealing with large amounts of data. For this example, we will be working with a SQL database, and create our own class...
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Author: Mr_Dee
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Trying to explain a database / transaction deadlock to a non-technical person can be a challenge. The concept however is something we have dealt with since pre-school. Imagine a simple colouring exercise of the globe. Unless you are artistically gifted, blue and green are all that is needed to complete the picture. Being a state funded school, there is only one green and one blue crayon....
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Author: ms_soft89
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Here I will explain how to pur Gridview in other one , such as categories and products. Hi dear Developers
I will talk here about creating 2 nested gridviews , using LinqDataSource and LinqToSql
, this can be done in many ways , but this is very simple way...
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Author: John Papa
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Iam often asked by developers whether the ADO.NET DataReader or the DataSet is the better tool. Some developers say the DataReader is better because it is lightweight, while still others say they prefer the DataSet for its inherent flexibility. The truth is that both have their place in Microsoft® .NET development as their usefulness depends on the situation....
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Author: John Papa
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Many online applications require an interface that allows the user to enter multiple data rows at once and then send them to the database in a single shot. For example, a clerk may need to enter several orders, each with multiple line items, into their purchasing system quickly while a customer is on the phone. The application should not save the orders and their line items to the database until they've all been entered and verified by repeating back the orders to the customer. Such an applicati...
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Author: Bob Beauchemin
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The System.Data.dll assembly in the .NET Framework contains namespaces whose base classes can be used to create custom data providers. These namespaces also define a number of data access interfaces and base classes that let developers create data providers that will interoperate with other custom providers. Using the ADO.NET classes Connection, Command, DataReader, and DataAdapter, writing a provider is easier than writing one for OLE DB. This article explains these classes and their implementa...
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Author: Roger Martin
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This is an implementation of the Membership, Role, and Profile providers for ASP.NET 2.0. It is fully functional, except there is no support for saving or reading binary objects to/from the profile provider. This is the same code that is included with the shipping release of Gallery Server Pro, so you can be assured it is production ready. However, if you do find any issues, please contact me and I will correct them. It is indended that this code can be used as a drop-in replacement for the SQL ...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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The ASP.NET Repeater is a basic container control that allows you to create custom lists from any data available to the page. It's a handy control, especially since most ASP.NET pages that display data need to repeat the same kinds of data over and over. In this month's installment, I'll take a look at the Repeater control and discuss when it's a good idea to use it and when other tools may be a better option. Let's get started....
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