Titlebook: Beginning VB .NET 1.1 Databases; From Novice to Profe Dan Maharry,James Huddleston,Jon Reid Book 2005 Dan Maharry 2005 .NET.ADO.NET.ASP.NET

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Adrie J. Visscher,Alex C. W. Fungen tables gives you a lot of flexibility and power. As you worked through the chapter, you did the following:.In the next chapter you’ll move from SQL statements to revisit SQL queries and experiment with more advanced query facilities.

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Alex C. W. Fung,Jenilyn LedesmaIn this chapter we covered the basic security concepts and facilities for MSDE and SQL Server..Other RDBMSs provide similar facilities, and all of them support standard SQL’s GRANT and REVOKE statements. However, the specifics differ, so consult your database documentation when planning and implementing database security.

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Introducing Commands,In this chapter, you learned the following:.In the next chapter, you’ll look in more depth at data readers, which you created in some of the examples in this chapter with a call to ExecuteReader. Data readers give you the results of a SQL query that returns more than one item of data.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0010-9; NET; ADO; NET; ASP; NET; SQL; Visual Basic; XML; programming; programming language

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VB .NET accounts for a huge portion of all programming efforts. To understand VB .NET is to meet challenging programming projects head-on. ..Author .Dan Maharry. livens the topic with his unique style, and presents you with the skill set you want and need, to enter today‘s VB .NET programming jobs.

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Shono Fujita,Michinori Hatayama As you worked through the chapter, you learned the following:.You’ll learn much more about ADO.NET components starting with Chapter 4, but before you dive in, you’ll look at the most important tool in the database application developer’s toolkit, the international standard database language SQL.

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