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ASP.NET Developer's Cookbook, Chapter 13
Rating: Steven A. Smith and Rob Howard - 09/17/2003 ASP.NET provides several Web controls that make displaying data on a Web page easier than ever before. This chapter shows you how to take advantage of a process called data-binding to easily display data in a variety of formats using very little code.
.NET Data Secrets, Part 1 05/05/2003 Among the top solutions being built today are database applications. Karl more teaches some time saving tricks to get the most out of database development for .NET.
DataGrid
Building an ASP.NET 2.0 Master/Detail Application with DB2
Rating: none Anil Mahadev - 10/13/2006 The advent of Visual Studio 2005 and ASP.NET 2.0 have simplified building master/detail apps to just a matter of using the right controls for the job. Find out just how easy the process is with a DB2 backend.
DLINQ: Bridging the Object Relational Divide
Rating: none Sahil Malik - 06/02/2006 DLINQ attempts to bridge the impedance mismatch between relational data and objects. Learn all about the various functions and services DLINQ offers to enable you to working with relational data as objects.
Product Overload: Microsoft
Rating: Bradley Jones - 09/16/2005 Are you missing Microsoft's Professional Developers Conference (PDC)? If so, you'll still want to make sure you keep up on all the announcements.
[Updated] Using Nullable Types in C#
Rating: Bradley Jones - 08/17/2005 The next release of C# (ECMA-334, 3rd Edition) includes the ability to use nullable data types. If you are unfamiliar with nullable types, this introduction is for you!
Autosize a DataGridView to Fit
Rating: Wilfried Mestdagh - 06/13/2005 Read about a little code snippet to show how to autosize the columns of a DataGridView in an intelligent way to fit after resizing the form.
Managed C++: Read Image Data Using the ADO.NET DataReader
Rating: none Tom Archer - MSFT - 01/31/2005 Tom Archer illustrates step-by-step instructions for using the .NET DataReader class to read image data from a database, and he presents a generic function that will write this data to disk.
Combo Control (not yet reviewed)
Rating: venkatsriram - 12/27/2004 4-in-1 component for ASP.NET DHTML tab, tree, panel, menu - horizontal, vertical, pop-up, fading effects
Want to Execute Multiple Queries on a Single Connection? Go to MARS
Rating: none Thiru Thangarathinam - 11/24/2004 ADO.NET 2.0 introduces Multiple Active Result Sets (MARS), a feature that enables you to execute multiple queries against the database using a single connection. Learn how to return multiple forward-only, read-only result sets using MARS.
Take Advantage of Isolated Storage with .NET
Rating: none Mike Amundsen - 11/03/2004 Learn the basics of the .NET runtime's isolated storage function. Then, see how to use it to create a utility class that makes reading and writing user-specific application data safe and easy.
Excel 2 Win!
Rating: Sids - 03/10/2004 This tutorial demonstrates how to copy Excel data into a Windows DataGrid Control from the Clipboard.
Managing Complex Layout and Nesting DataGrids in ASP.NET 06/27/2003 Learn how to intersperse HTML table rows and cells across DataList templates to intimately manage the appearance of a DataList. In addition, learn how to nest a DataGrid in a DataList, and learn the best way to manage the presentation and code-behind for control nesting by using a UserControl.
Editing Nested DataGrids in ASP.NET 06/27/2003 While DataGrids can be nested easily, successfully repeating or nesting a DataGrid and getting the edit and update behavior to respond correctly is more of a challenge.
Using Nested DataGrids in ASP.NET
Rating: Paul Kimmel - 05/30/2003 Discover the basic technique for binding any data source to a DataList and DataGrid in .NET. Also learn the basics for defining a data binding statement for the template sections of a DataList.
.NET Data Secrets, Part II 05/21/2003 Discover a few more tips and tricks for working with data in .NET using Visual Basic .NET. In this installment you learn nine steps to building a quick, editable Web grid as well as a little-known technique for confirming Web deletes. Selecting multiple Web form grid items in a Hotmail style is also presented.
.NET Sorting: Compare Just About Any Property of Any Object
Rating: Paul Kimmel - 06/23/2006 Implement the generic interface IComparer with some reflection, and .NET will provide sorting that compares just about any property of any object. See how it's done.
DLINQ: Submitting Your Changes
Rating: none Sahil Malik - 06/16/2006 Submitting changes as update, insert, and delete queries is at the heart of any data-driven application. Learn the various support options DLINQ offers for these tasks.
Transactions in the .NET 2.0 Framework
Rating: none Joe Duffy - 05/04/2006 Learn about the importance
of transactions and key transaction management features in .NET 2.0 from JOe Duffy, author of Professional .NET Framework 2.0.
Domain Objects Caching Pattern for .NET
Rating: none Iqbal2004 - 04/27/2006 Explore how to cache your domain objects and put caching code inside your persistence classes.
Eliminate Unnecessary Code and Boost Performance with C# 2.0 Iterators
Rating: none Mark Strawmyer - 01/05/2006 With the .NET Framework 2.0 release now available, you can explore the C# 2.0 iterators feature. Examine the iterators design pattern and find out what it takes to implement and then modify it manually.
System.Transactions: Implement Your Own Resource Manager
Rating: none Sahil Malik - 11/18/2005 Very few resource managers (RMs) are available with the framework of System.Transactions right now. So why not write your very own RMs and use them in conjunction with the hordes of RMs that will appear in future releases of the .NET Framework?
For Developers, Microsoft Has More in Store than Ever Before, Part 2
Rating: Patrick Gallucci - 10/10/2005 Microsoft announced so many new tools and technologies at its Professional Developers Conference (PDC) 2005 that our "man on the scene" needed a second article to cover it all. Find out what else Redmond has planned for .NET developers.
Create Provider-Independent Data Access Code with ADO.NET 2.0
Rating: none Thiru Thangarathinam - 08/26/2005 ADO.NET 2.0 offers new base classes and factory classes that enable you to write data access code that works with almost all data stores. Find out how to seamlessly working with multiple providers like SqlClient, OleDb, and ODBC without having to lock into a specific implementation.
What .NET 2.0 Has in Store for ADO.NET
Rating: none Mark Strawmyer - 05/11/2005 Take a foray into ADO.NET to see what's in store for the next release. You'll find some very handy additions and enhancements.
Generic Code to Execute Stored Procedures
Rating: Sriram Surapureddy - 01/26/2005 Generic code to execute any stored procedure/batch of stored procedures with different number of parameters and data types
Reading From Databases
Rating: Wiley Publishing - 11/08/2004 Learn some time-saving tricks to use ASP.NET to read information from a database to your Web site.
Parsing Data Files
Rating: Mark Strawmyer - 03/08/2004 Learn more about reading from files and examine the task of parsing data from a file.
Doing Database Operations In Batches
Rating: Tom Archer - MSFT - 02/26/2004 There are times when it is advantageous to perform certain database operations in batch. This excerpt from Extending Applications with the .NET Framework details how and when.
Performing Various Iteration Methods in .NET
Rating: none Trevor Misfeldt - 05/02/2003 Iterate through data as quickly as possible. This article shows a comparison of various methods for iterating through data in .NET.
Web Grid
Saving Rich Edit Control Text to SQL Server
Rating: Tom Archer - MSFT - 06/28/2004 Allowing users to enter formatted text is a great addition to any user interface. In this article, Tom Archer shows you how to save the user's formatted text to a SQL Server database.
A Practical Guide to a Post-Relational Database for .NET: Matisse - Part 2
Rating: none johnssk - 04/23/2004 This is the second article in a series of articles that provides a step-by-step guide to a post-relational database for .NET. The second one covers schema definition with the database and demonstrates how it can be simplified.
A Practical Guide to a Post-Relational Database for .NET: Matisse
Rating: johnssk - 04/12/2004 This is a step-by-step guide for a post-relational database for .NET that provides you with better productivity and extensibility for data management. The article aims to help developers quickly evaluate this alternative solution for .NET database.
The Big ASP.NET DataGrid Article, Part 3
Rating: Karl Moore - 03/03/2004 Implement the likes of paging and sorting into your DataGrids, but first, start off with the most gruesome of tasks: adding an editable drop-down box to your DataGrid!
The Big ASP.NET DataGrid Article, Part 2
Rating: Karl Moore - 02/26/2004 Look at using HTML, hyperlinks, and formatting in your DataGrid, plus figure out color-coding and the many different ways of allowing the user to select rows.
.NET Data Secrets, Part III 06/02/2003 Learn about using a Web Grid for quick and easy data paging, fast sorting, exporting a Web grid to Excel, and using an amazing undocumented SQL Server tool for writing code.
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