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Subnormality and Thin Residues,. we introduced the Command object and showed how to use the ExecuteReader() method to execute SELECT queries against the database to return the results. As you know from Chapter 2, the SELECT query isn’t the only type of query you can execute. At the end of Chapter 4, you saw that you can use two further methods to execute these types of queries.