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In my previous post, Getting Started with SQL Server Data Access using ADO.Net, we saw how we can use the ADO.Net objects to retrieve / update the data from and to the SQL Server. In this post, we’ll see how the same tasks that we did using ADO.Net objects can be done using Data Access Applicatio......
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Recently while working with a Silverlight Application, I realized the Silverlight App wasn’t downloading or not even showing the “Loading %” message when I navigated to that page. At first I thought the xap file was too big and hence taking a lot of time. But it struck me later, it loads quickly i......
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Recently while working with a Silverlight Application, I realized the Silverlight App wasn’t downloading or not even showing the “Loading %” message when I navigated to that page. At first I thought the xap file was too big and hence taking a lot of time. But it struck me later, it loads quickly i......
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I am going to write a series of articles to discuss about how to work with SQL Server Database using different technologies available out there, like ADO.Net., Microsoft Data Access Application Blocks and LINQ. Here’s the first one in that order which will simply discuss and show how to use ADO.Net ......
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