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McClure W.B. — Professional ADO NET 2: Programming with SQL Server 2005, Oracle, and MySQL
McClure W.B. — Professional ADO NET 2: Programming with SQL Server 2005, Oracle, and MySQL



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Íàçâàíèå: Professional ADO NET 2: Programming with SQL Server 2005, Oracle, and MySQL

Àâòîð: McClure W.B.

Àííîòàöèÿ:

ADO.NET revolutionized the way data was accessed through SQL Server, Oracle, and MySQL. With Microsoft's release of ADO.NET 2, ADO and the .NET Framework are integrated with SQL Server for the first time-enabling you to program .NET applications directly within the SQL Server database.

Packed with sample code and recommended best practices for using ADO.NET 2, this code-intensive book explores the new data types that are available in the 2.0 Framework and discusses the appropriate time and way to use them. You'll learn how to make repetitive, mundane tasks much simpler and you'll walk away with a solid foundation for developing database-driven applications.

What you will learn from this book

  • The basics of creating a connection, executing a query, and returning a result
  • Best uses for Oracle in the ADO.NET Framework
  • The many new features that are available for XML
  • How to use the full text search capabilities of Microsoft(r) SQL Server 2005
  • Methods for retrieving data and presenting it in various ways
  • Why MySQL is a viable option for data storage

Who this book is for

This book is for experienced database developers who want to learn the latest release of ADO.NET 2.0. Knowledge of ADO.NET 1.0, general .NET development, and Microsoft SQL Server is necessary.

Wrox Professional guides are planned and written by working programmers to meet the real-world needs of programmers, developers, and IT professionals. Focused and relevant, they address the issues technology professionals face every day. They provide examples, practical solutions, and expert education in new technologies, all designed to help programmers do a better job.



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Oracle, OracleConnection class      523
Oracle, OracleConnectionStringBuilder class      523
Oracle, OracleDataReader class      531
Oracle, OracleException class      533—534
Oracle, packages      535—536
Oracle, parameter binding      526
Oracle, provider classes      516—519
Oracle, regular expressions      536—538
Oracle, row insertion      532—533
Oracle, Sequence database object      532—533
Oracle, vendor-specific code avoidance      516
Oracle, Visual Studio.NET developer tools      519—533
Oracle.NET database extensions      544
Oracle.NET stored procedures      544—547
OracleConnection class, Oracle connections      523
OracleConnectionStringBuilder class, Oracle connections      523
OracleDataReader class, methods      531
OracleDependency class, ODP.NET      538—539
OracleException class, Oracle errors      533—534
OrderByColumnslnSelect property, schema metadata system      71
OSI (Open Source Initiative), definition      468
Outer joins, MaxDB      478
Output formats, application definition file      353—354
OUTPUT method, T-SQL      249—250
Output parameters, value returns      84—85
Output validation, XML/ADO.NET integration      131—132
Output, CLR stored procedure results      318
Packages, Oracle definitions      535—536
Page-level caching, when to use      168—169
Page_Load() method, adding/removing subscribers      358—359
Page_Load() method, device list editing      362
Page_Load() method, subscription list editing      365—366
Paging, ObjectDataSource control support      179
ParaineterMarkerFormat property, schema metadata system      71
Parallel query execution, Ingres      493
ParameterMarkerPattern property, schema metadata system      71
ParameterNameMaxLength property, schema metadata system      71
ParameterNamePattern property, schema metadata system      71
Parameters, adding to an object      79—80
Parameters, application definition file      352—355
Parameters, BeginExecuteReader() method      269
Parameters, data provider non-support reasons      212
Parameters, data validation      166
Parameters, INFLECTIONAL      417
Parameters, instance configuration file      351
Parameters, named      80
Parameters, ObjectDataSource control      183—184
Parameters, Oracle      526
Parameters, output      84—85
Parameters, passing to Data Source controls      165—167
parameters, positional      80
Parameters, provider-specific      80—81
Parameters, Render() method      450—451
Parameters, rs namespace      440—441
Parameters, THESAURUS      417
Parameters, URL ReportServer      443—446
Partitioning, key range table      493
Pascal Case, naming conventions      15
Passwords, ChangePassword() method      281
Passwords, SQL Server management      280—283
Performance, data access factor      1
Permissions, CLR (Common Language Runtime) Objects      309
Permissions, data providers      232
Permissions, Service Broker contracts      377—378
pgAdmin III, PostgreSQL add-on tool      499
PIVOT function, T-SQL      254—256
PL/Perl language, PostgreSQL support      499
PL/pgSQL language, PostgreSQL support      499
PL/Python language, PostgreSQL support      499
PL/Tcl language, PostgreSQL support      499
PopulateDevice() method, device list editing      362
PopulateSubscription() method, subscription list editing      365—366
Population, Full-Text Search methods      406—407
Population/crawl, defined      404
Positional parameters, command objects      80
PostGIS, PostgreSQL downloadable add-on      498
PostgreSQL, BSD License      497
PostgreSQL, constraints      498
PostgreSQL, database elements      498—499
PostgreSQL, development history      497
PostgreSQL, extended data types      498
PostgreSQL, extensibility      498
PostgreSQL, inheritance      498
PostgreSQL, installation      499—500
PostgreSQL, materialized views      498
PostgreSQL, multi-version concurrency control      499
PostgreSQL, OpenFTS      498
PostgreSQL, pgAdmin III      499
PostgreSQL, PostGIS      498
PostgreSQL, procedural languages      499
PostgreSQL, properties foreign keys      498
PostgreSQL, referential integrity      498
PostgreSQL, replication      499
PostgreSQL, resource information      501—502
PostgreSQL, SQL compliance      498
PostgreSQL, stored procedures      498
PostgreSQL, triggers      498
PostgreSQL, updateable views      498
PostgreSQL.NET integration      500—501
Prefix terms, Full-Text Search query      413
Prefixes, stored procedure guidelines      18
Prefixes, trigger naming conventions      17
Prepare() method, data providers      215
PrepareCommand() method, data providers      215 219
Primary keys, column definitions      19—20
Primary keys, column naming conventions      16
Primary keys, foreign key relationships      20—21
Primary keys, MySQL      473
Private cache area, data source caching      167—169
Procedural languages, PostgreSQL supported types      499
Procedural programming, CLR (Common Language Runtime) Objects      303
Procedures, naming conventions      17—19
Procedures, sspGetSalesTotal      429—430
Procedures, XP (extended stored)      301—302
Programmability tracking, SQL Server projects      306
Properties, AdsDataAdapter class      229
Properties, AdsDataReader class      226—228
Properties, AdsProvider      205 206
Properties, ASSEMBLYPROPERTY      311
Properties, Column() object      335
Properties, CommandText      213
Properties, CompositeIdentifierSeparatorPattern      69—70
Properties, Connection      213
Properties, ConnectionString      204—205
Properties, ConnectionTimeout      205
properties, database      205 206
properties, DataSource      205
Properties, DataSourceProductName      70
Properties, DbConnection      213
Properties, DbParameterCollection      214—215
Properties, DbTransaction      214—215
Properties, Depth      226
Properties, FieldCount      226
Properties, Full-Text Search      411—412
Properties, GenerateDBDirectMethods      186—187
Properties, GroupByBehavior      70
Properties, HasRows      226
Properties, IdentifierCase      70
Properties, IdentifierPattern      70
Properties, Index() object      335—336
Properties, IsClosed      226
Properties, IsCompleted      270—271
Properties, legacy support issues      40—41
Properties, ObjectDataSource control      177—178
Properties, Oracle connection string      524—525
Properties, OrderByColumnsInSelect      71
Properties, ParameterMarkerFormat      71
Properties, ParameterMarkerPattern      71
Properties, ParameterNameMaxLength      71
Properties, ParameterNamePattern      71
Properties, query results ranking      419—420
Properties, QuoteIdentifierCase      72
Properties, QuoteIdentifierPattern      72
Properties, RecordsAffected      226
Properties, scalar-valued functions      320
Properties, ServerConnection() object      331
Properties, ServerVersion      205
Properties, SQLCacheDependency      168
Properties, SqlConnectionStringBuilder class      282—283
Properties, SqlContext object      327
Properties, SQLDataSource control      174—175
Properties, SqlDependency class      298
Properties, SqlFunction attribute      320
Properties, SqlTriggerContext class      311
Properties, State      205
Properties, StatementSeparatorPattern      72
Properties, StringLiteralPattern      72
Properties, SubscriberID      357
Properties, SupportedJoinOperators      72—73
Properties, Table() object      335
Properties, TriggerAction      312
Properties, user versus Active Directory      221—226
Properties, User() object      336—337
Property Page, SQLDataSource control configuration      173
Protocols, application definition file      354—355
Protocols, delivery      350
Provider classes, Oracle      516—519
Provider statistics, SQL Server      292—293
Providers      see also "Data providers"
Providers, application definition file      353
Providers, connection strings      53—60
Providers, Generic Factory Model architecture      44—45
Providers, GetDataSources() support      51
Providers, hosted event      349 353
Providers, independent event      349
Providers, machine.config file default types      46
Providers, namespaces      43—44
Providers, non-hosted event      349 353
Providers, OLE-DB workflow process      5—6
Providers, provider-specific commands      78
Proximity terms, Full-Text Search query      413
Quantum, generator component      349
Queries, anchors      253—254
Queries, data caching      293—297
Queries, Full-Text Search      412—418
Queries, joinback      253—254
Queries, MaxDB      479
Queries, multi-column      418
Queries, recursive      253—254
Queries, reserved words      75
Queries, results ranking      419—422
Queries, schema metadata system      68—73
Queries, schema metadata system information sources      76—77
Queries, schema metadata system restrictions      73—75
Queries, Service Broker      372
Queries, SQLDataSource control configuration      173
Query-linked servers, Full-Text Search      418
Queues, e-mail sending service      386—389
Queues, Service Broker      370 378—380 394—396
Quotation marks ("), quoted identifiers      78—79
Quoted identifiers, double quote (") characters      78—79
Quoted identifiers, square brackets [ and ] characters      78—79
QuoteIdentifier() method, SQL Server      78—79
QuoteIdentifierCase property, schema metadata system      72
QuoteIdentifierPattern property, schema metadata system      72
RANK() function, T-SQL      257
rc namespace, ReportServer      442
RDL (Report Definition Language), Reporting Services      436—438
RDO (Remote Data Objects), development history      7—8
Reachability, T-SQL      244
Read() method, data providers      219
Read-ahead caching, Ingres      493
ReadAsObject method, XML block reading      122
Reader (select) methods, data providers      216
READFAST function, T-SQL      262
REAL (FLOAT(24)) data type, SQL Server      101
Receiving services, Service Broker component      370
Record locking, Firebird      485—486
Record versioning, Firebird      485—486
Records, data provider deletion      217—218
Records, data provider updates      217—218
Records, deletion protection methods      35
RecordsAffected property, data providers      226
Recursive queries, T-SQL      253—254
REFERENCE permission, Service Broker contracts      377—378 381
Referential integrity, Firebird      487
Referential integrity, MaxDB      478
Referential integrity, PostgreSQL      498
Regular expressions, IdentifierPattern property      71
Regular expressions, Oracle      536—538
Regular expressions, ParameterMarkerPattern property      71
Regular expressions, ParameterNamePattern property      71
Regular expressions, QuoteIdentifierPattern property      72
Relational databases, development history      3—4
Relationships, foreign key/primary key      20—21
Reliability, data access factor      1
Remote Data Objects (RDO), development history      7—8
Render() method, ReportServer      450—451
Replication, BerkeleyDB      503
Replication, Ingres      493
Replication, PostgreSQL      499
Report Definition Language (RDL), Reporting Services      436—438
Reporting Services versus ASP.NET reports      433
Reporting Services, account rights      429
Reporting Services, data sources      436—437
Reporting Services, execute rights      429
Reporting Services, implementation      428
Reporting Services, log in      429
Reporting Services, page rendering      437—438
Reporting Services, RDL (Report Definition Language)      436—438
Reporting Services, report models      460—464
Reporting Services, ReportServer      438—460
Reporting Services, scenarios      428
Reporting Services, servers      438—460
Reporting Services, SQL Server setup      428—430
Reporting Services, SqlDataSource connection string      431—432
Reporting Services, sspGetSalesTotal procedure      429—430
Reporting Services, URL contacts      439—446
Reporting Services, URL setup      432
Reporting Services, Web applications      430—432
Reports, compiled views      23—24
Reports, ReportServer HTML rendering      452—453
ReportServer, CodeBeside page      446
ReportServer, DeviceInfo object      453—460
ReportServer, forms      445
ReportServer, HTML report rendering      452—453
ReportServer, JavaScript validation      444—445
ReportServer, rc namespace      442
ReportServer, Render() method      450—451
ReportServer, rs namespace      440—441
ReportServer, SOAP contacts      447—448
ReportServer, URL contacts      439—446
ReportServer, URL parameters      443—446
ReportServer, validations      444—445
ReportServer, Web application setup      448—453
ReportServer, WSDL (Web Service Description Language)      447—448
Reserved words, schema metadata system      75
Restore class, SMO utility class      330
Restore() object, SQL Server Management Objects (SMOs)      340—341
Restore/backup, SQL Server Management Objects (SMOs)      338—341
Restrictions, schema metadata system      73—75
Result sets, multiple active      276—278
Results output, CLR (Common Language Runtime) Objects      318
Results rankings, Full-Text Search      419—422
Return codes, command execution status reporting      85—87
Routes, Service Broker      370 390—394
Row set loops, CURSOR data type      108
Rows, Oracle insertion      531—533
Rows, TIMESTAMP data type      107
Rowstate() object, DataTables      91
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