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What is ADO.NET?
ADO.NET is a part of the Microsoft .NET Framework. This framework provides
the set of classes that deal with data communication between various layers of the
software architecture and the database. It provides a continious access to different
data source types such as SQL Server versions 7, 2000, 2005. It also provides
connectivity options to data sources through OLE DB and XML. Connectivity may be
established with other databases like Oracle, MySQL etc. as well.
ADO.NET has the ability to separate data access mechanisms, data manipulation
mechanisms and data connectivity mechanisms.
ADO.NET introduces along with it the disconnected architecture. In a disconncted
architecture, data may be stored in a DataSet. It contains
providers for connecting to databases, commands for execution and retrieval of results.
The classes for ADO.NET are stored in the DLL System.Data.dll.
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ADO.NET
Connection Object
Command Object
SelectCommand
SqlCommandBuilder
DataView
DataRelation
Diffgram
Typed DataSet
Call Stored Procedure
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