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Building Data-Driven Solutions

By: David Talbot, Mahesh Chand

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"Applied ADO.NET: Building Data-Driven Solutions" is written for programmers by two programmers that have put ADO.NET to work creating live applications, offering real-world knowledge from hard won experience. "Applied ADO.NET: Building Data-Driven Solutions" provides extensive coverage of ADO.NET technology including ADO.NET internals, namespaces, classes, and interfaces. Where most books cover only SQL and OLE DB data providers, Mahesh Chand and David Talbot cover SQL, OLE DB, ODBC data providers and the latest additions to ADO.NET: Oracle, MySQL, and XML .NET data providers. Chand and Talbot also cover internals of data binding and they provide detailed coverage on both Windows Forms and Web Forms data binding and data-bound controls. Since XML plays a major role in .NET development, the authors also provide a comprehensive look at XML namespaces and classes, and how to integrate both with ADO.NET. "Applied ADO.NET: Building Data-Driven Solutions" begins with the basics of ASP.NET and data-bound controls. It then delves into internals of data binding and shows how to use DataGrid, DataList, and other data-bound controls in real-world applications. Chand and Talbot also discuss the ASP.NET guest book, database XML Web services, and even an online bookstore sites development and design process. Advanced developers will learn from the coverage of ADO.NET architecture, related design issues, and how ADO.NET data providers are designed. The authors also show how to create a Custom Data Provider. Event handling, server side programming, data relations and constraints, Active Directory, messaging, exception and error handling, and object relational model are other topics covered in detail.

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About the Authors	p. xxi
About the Technical Reviewer	p. xxiii
Acknowledgments	p. xxv
Introduction	p. xxvii
ADO.NET Basics	p. 1
Overview of Microsoft Data Access Technologies	p. 2
ODBC	p. 2
DAO	p. 4
MFC ODBC and DAO Classes	p. 5
RDO	p. 5
OLE DB	p. 5
ADO	p. 6
ADO.NET	p. 6
What Is ADO.NET?	p. 7
Why ADO.NET Was Designed	p. 8
Advantages of ADO.NET	p. 9
Single Object-Oriented API	p. 9
Managed Code	p. 10
XML Support	p. 10
Visual Data Components	p. 11
Performance and Scalability	p. 11
Comparing ADO.NET and ADO	p. 11
Connections and Disconnected Data	p. 11
Recordsets vs. DataSets	p. 12
XML Support	p. 12
Overview of ADO.NET Namespaces and Classes	p. 13
Understanding ADO.NET Components	p. 15
The Connection Object	p. 16
The Command Object	p. 17
The Command Builder	p. 19
The DataAdapter Object	p. 19
DataSet Structure	p. 20
DataSets in DataViews	p. 21
Writing ADO.NET Applications	p. 22
Choosing a .NET Data Provider	p. 22
Adding Namespace References	p. 23
Establishing a Connection	p. 24
Creating a Command or DataAdapter Object	p. 25
Filling Data to a DataSet or DataReader Object	p. 25
Displaying Data	p. 25
Closing the Connection	p. 26
Creating a Simple ADO.NET Application	p. 26
Using a DataSet to Read Data	p. 28
Summary	p. 31
Data Components in Visual Studio .NET	p. 33
Creating an ADO.NET Project	p. 33
Using the Server Explorer	p. 34
Adding a New Connection	p. 35
Managing and Viewing Data	p. 36
Using Visual Data Components	p. 37
Understanding Data Connections	p. 38
Understanding Connection Strings	p. 40
Working with SQL DataAdapters	p. 40
Using DataSet and DataView Components	p. 51
Understanding Typed DataSets in VS .NET	p. 51
Understanding the DataView	p. 54
Using the Data Form Wizard	p. 57
Data Form Wizard: Looking under the Hood	p. 66
Understanding MyDS.xsd	p. 67
Understanding DataFormLvb	p. 67
Summary	p. 71
ADO.NET in Disconnected Environments	p. 73
Understanding the ADO.NET Architecture	p. 75
Exploring the ADO.NET Class Hierarchy	p. 76
Choosing a Data Provider	p. 80
Understanding ADO.NET Disconnected Classes	p. 81
The System.Data Namespace	p. 81
The System.Data.Common Namespace	p. 82
Working with DataTables	p. 83
The DataColumn	p. 85
The DataRow	p. 94
The DataRelation	p. 99
The DataTable	p. 100
More DataTable Operations	p. 106
The Row and Column Collections	p. 115
The DataRow States and Versions	p. 117
Using DataSet, DataView, and DataViewManager	p. 120
The DataSet: The Heart of ADO.NET	p. 121
Typed and Untyped DataSets	p. 127
The DataView	p. 128
The DataViewManager	p. 132
Summary	p. 133
ADO.NET in Connected Environments	p. 135
Understanding the Generic Data Provider Model	p. 135
Importing a Namespace	p. 137
Exploring the System.SqlClient Namespace	p. 137
The Connection: Connecting to a Data Source	p. 139
Creating a Connection	p. 139
Understanding the Connection Properties and Methods	p. 140
Opening and Closing a Connection	p. 142
Understanding Connection Pooling	p. 145
Using the CreateCommand and ChangeDatabase Methods	p. 149
The Command: Executing SQL Statements	p. 150
Creating a Command Object	p. 151
Creating and Using OleDbCommand	p. 153
Using the CommandType Enumeration	p. 154
Calling a Stored Procedure	p. 155
Using TableDirect	p. 157
Executing a Command	p. 158
Using Other Command Methods	p. 160
The DataReader: Walking through the Data	p. 160
Initializing a DataReader	p. 161
Understanding DataReader Properties and Methods	p. 161
Reading with the DataReader	p. 162
Interpreting Batches of Queries	p. 164
Understanding Command Behaviors	p. 165
The DataAdapter: Adapting to Your Environment	p. 166
Constructing a DataAdapter Object	p. 166
Understanding DataAdapter Properties	p. 168
Understanding DataAdapter Methods	p. 170
Filling the DataSet	p. 170
Adding a DataTable to a DataSet	p. 172
Looking at a DataAdapter Example	p. 172
Filling the DataAdapter from a Recordset	p. 175
Updating the Database Using the Update Method	p. 176
Table and Column Mapping	p. 178
CommandBuilder: Easing the Work of Programmers	p. 181
Creating a CommandBuilder Object	p. 182
Using SqlCommandBuilder Members	p. 182
Using SqlCommandBuilder	p. 182
Staying within the Parameters	p. 184
The DataSet in Connected Environments	p. 188
Filling a DataSet from Multiple Tables	p. 188
Using a SQL Statement to Read Data from Two or More Tables	p. 190
Adding, Updating, and Deleting Data through the DataSet	p. 190
Accepting and Rejecting Changes through the DataSet	p. 191
Saving Changed Data Only	p. 192
Using a DataSet vs. Using a DataReader	p. 193
Fetching Data Based on Wildcard Characters	p. 194
The DataView in Connected Environments	p. 194
Creating Multiple Views	p. 195
Using Transactions in ADO.NET	p. 200
Using Concurrency in ADO.NET	p. 201
Understanding Rollback, Commit, and Savepoints	p. 204
Executing Batches	p. 206
Summary	p. 208
Handling ADO.NET Events	p. 209
Working with Connection Events	p. 211
Working with DataAdapter Events	p. 215
Working with DataSet Events	p. 220
Working with DataTable Events	p. 221
Working with XmlDataDocument Events	p. 226
Working with DataView and DataViewManager Events	p. 229
Summary	p. 231
Integrating XML with ADO.NET	p. 233
Understanding Microsoft .NET and XML	p. 233
Using the System.Xml Namespace	p. 234
Using the System.Xml.Schema Namespace	p. 235
Using the System.Xml.Serialization Namespace	p. 236
Using the System.Xml.XPath Namespace	p. 236
Using the System.Xml.Xsl Namespace	p. 236
Using the Document Object Model Interfaces	p. 237
Looking at the XML .NET Architecture	p. 237
Adding a System.Xml Namespace Reference	p. 238
Reading XML	p. 238
Getting Node Information	p. 239
Moving to a Content Node	p. 242
Using the GetAttributes of a Node	p. 243
Searching for a Node	p. 244
Closing the Document	p. 245
Understanding the XmlWriter Classes	p. 246
Setting XmlWriter Properties	p. 247
Writing XML Items	p. 247
Seeing XmlWriter in Action	p. 248
Using the Close Method	p. 250
Using the XmlConvert Class	p. 251
Understanding the DOM Implementation	p. 251
Using the XmlNode Class	p. 252
Using the XmlDocument Class	p. 252
Saving a Document	p. 253
Using the XmlDocumentFragment Class	p. 253
Using the XmlElement Class	p. 254
Adding Attributes to a Node	p. 259
Understanding Transformation and XSLT	p. 260
Using the Transform Method	p. 261
Looking at an Example	p. 261
Using ADO.NET and XML Together	p. 262
Reading XML Using a DataSet	p. 262
Writing XML Using a DataSet	p. 264
Using XmlDataDocument and XML	p. 267
Displaying XML Data in a DataSet Format	p. 270
Saving Data from a DataSet to XML	p. 271
XmlDataDocument: Looking under the Hood	p. 272
Navigating in XML	p. 272
Using the XPathNavigator Class	p. 273
Using XPathNavigator Move Methods	p. 274
Searching Using XPathNavigator	p. 276
Working with Schemas	p. 277
Generating a New Schema	p. 277
Adding Schema from a Database Objects	p. 283
Generating a Typed DataSet from a Schema	p. 285
Summary	p. 286
Data Binding and Windows Forms Data-Bound Controls	p. 287
Understanding Data Binding	p. 287
Using the Binding Class	p. 288
Understanding the BindingManagerBase Functionality	p. 293
Understanding BindingContext	p. 296
Building a Record Navigation System	p. 296
Working with Complex Data-Bound Controls	p. 301
The Role of Control Class in Data Binding	p. 301
Using the ListControl Class	p. 301
ListControl DataBinding-Related Events	p. 302
Data Binding in ComboBox and ListBox Controls	p. 304
Data Binding in a DataGrid Control	p. 306
Deleting Data Binding	p. 307
The DataGrid: Super Data-Bound Control	p. 307
Understanding the DataGrid Class Members	p. 309
Exploring the DataGrid Helper Objects	p. 312
Understanding the DataGrid and DataGrid Column Styles	p. 313
Seeing DataGridTableStyle and DataGridColumnStyle in Action	p. 321
Seeing HitTest in Action	p. 324
Implementing Custom Sorting in a DataGrid	p. 334
Building a DataGrid Record Navigation System	p. 335
Implementing Search in a DataGrid	p. 338
Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Data through DataGrids	p. 342
Summary	p. 344
Constraints and Data Relations	p. 345
Understanding Constraints	p. 345
Implementing the Constraint Classes	p. 346
Implementing the ForeignKeyConstraint Class	p. 346
Understanding Data Relations	p. 353
Understanding the DataRelation and
DataRelationCollection Objects	p. 354
Summary	p. 358
ADO.NET Exception Handling	p. 359
Why Use Exception Handling?	p. 360
Using Try Catch Statements	p. 361
Using Try Catch Finally Statements	p. 362
Nesting Try...Catch Statements	p. 363
Using Try with Multiple Catch Statements	p. 363
Defining Custom Filters and Error Messages	p. 364
Understanding the Exception Classes	p. 365
Using the Exception Class: Mother of All Exceptions	p. 365
Understanding Other Exception Classes	p. 366
Exception Handling in ADO.NET	p. 366
Recognizing SQL Server 2000 Errors	p. 368
Using SQL Server Error Logs	p. 370
Using the SqlException Class	p. 371
Using the SqlError and SqlErrorCollection Classes	p. 373
Summary	p. 374
Working with the ODBC .NET Data Provider	p. 375
Using the ODBC .NET Data Provider	p. 375
Installing the ODBC .NET Data Provider	p. 376
Understanding the ODBC .NET Data Provider	p. 377
Accessing Access Databases	p. 378
Accessing MySQL Databases	p. 380
Accessing MySQL Databases	p. 381
Accessing Text File Databases	p. 382
Exporting an Access Table to a Text File	p. 383
Accessing a Text File	p. 385
Accessing Excel Databases	p. 389
Implementing Two .NET 1.1 Updates	p. 391
Summary	p. 391
Stored Procedures and Views	p. 393
Working with Stored Procedures	p. 393
Creating a Stored Procedure	p. 393
Executing a Stored Procedure from VS .NET	p. 397
Executing a Stored Procedure Programmatically	p. 399
Understanding SQL Injection	p. 405
Working with Views	p. 406
Creating a View	p. 406
Executing a View from VS .NET	p. 409
Retrieving Data from a View Programmatically	p. 409
Filling a DataSet from Multiple Views	p. 411
Summary	p. 411
Oracle, SQLXML, and Other .NET Data Providers	p. 413
Using Oracle .NET Data Providers	p. 413
Adding a Reference to the Oracle .NET Data Provider	p. 415
Using the Oracle .NET Data Provider Classes	p. 416
Using the SQLXML and SQL XML .NET Data Providers	p. 426
Using the FOR XML Keyword	p. 427
Using the SqlXmlAdapter Object	p. 428
Using the SqlXmlParameter Object	p. 429
Using the SqlXmlCommand Object	p. 430
Using a MySQL Database and the .NET Data Provider	p. 435
Summary	p. 435
Developing a Custom Data Provider	p. 437
Overview of the Data Provider Interfaces	p. 438
Understanding the Connection Object	p. 439
Understanding the Command Object	p. 440
Understanding the Reader Object	p. 441
Understanding the Adapter Object	p. 443
Building a Custom Data Provider	p. 446
Creating the PipedDataConnection Object	p. 446
Creating the PipedDataCommand Object	p. 449
Creating the PipedDataReader Object	p. 453
Creating the PipedDataAdapter Object	p. 460
Testing the PipedDataProvider Application	p. 462
Debugging Your Custom Data Provider	p. 464
Summary	p. 464
Developing Database Web Applications Using ASP.NET	p. 465
Introducing ASP.NET	p. 465
ASPNET Platform Requirements	p. 466
ASPNET Language Support	p. 466
Installing ASPNET	p. 466
ASPNET Editors	p. 466
ASPNET: An Evolution of ASP	p. 467
Web Forms and Web Services	p. 468
Developing Your First ASP.NET Web Application	p. 468
Creating a Web Application Project	p. 469
Adding Web Controls to a Web Form	p. 472
Setting Control Properties	p. 474
Using Document Outline	p. 475
Writing Code on the Button Click Event Handler	p. 477
Creating Your First ADO.NET Web Application	p. 478
Using ASP.NET Server-Side Controls	p. 480
HTML Server Controls	p. 481
Validation Controls	p. 482
User Controls	p. 483
Server Controls and the .NET Framework Library	p. 483
Why Are Web Forms Controls Called Server-Side Controls?	p. 485
Adding Server-Side Controls to a Web Form	p. 485
Understanding Data Binding in ASP.NET	p. 487
Data-Bound Controls	p. 488
DataGrid and DataList Controls	p. 490
Paging in the DataGrid Control	p. 499
Enabling Paging Programmatically	p. 500
Adding, Editing, and Deleting Data in Web Forms	p. 502
Adding Data	p. 505
Updating Data	p. 506
Deleting Data	p. 507
Creating a Guest Book in ASP.NET	p. 507
Default Web Form: MyGuestBook.aspx	p. 508
Adding Forms to the Guest Book	p. 511
Compiling and Running the Guest Book Project	p. 514
Summary	p. 516
Using ADO.NET in XML Web Services	p. 517
Exploring Web Services and the .NET Framework Library	p. 518
Creating a Web Service in VS .NET	p. 518
Testing Your Web Service	p. 521
Creating the Web Service Consumer	p. 524
Adding Data to a Database Through a Web Service	p. 529
Adding More Functionality to the Web Service	p. 534
Summary	p. 535
ASP.NET Server Controls and Data Binding	p. 537
Data Binding in Web Forms, Revisited	p. 537
Read-Only Data Binding	p. 537
Simple and Complex Data Binding	p. 538
The Roles of the Control and Page Classes in Data Binding	p. 539
Data Binding in Simple Web Forms Controls	p. 540
Using the Button Control	p. 540
Using the Calendar Control	p. 542
Understanding Web Server Control Templates	p. 546
Using the Repeater Control	p. 552
Understanding the Role of the ListControl Class	p. 555
Using the ListBox Control	p. 556
Using the DropDownList Control	p. 558
Data Binding in Other Simple Controls	p. 560
Data Binding in Complex Web Forms Controls	p. 562
Understanding the BaseDataList Class	p. 562
Using the DataKeyCollection Class	p. 563
Using the DataList Web Server Control	p. 564
Using the DataGrid Web Server Control	p. 582
Summary	p. 608
Building Real-World Web Applications	p. 609
Introducing the Job Board Application Specifications	p. 609
Understanding the Database Schema	p. 610
Developing the Online Job Board Application	p. 611
Creating the Login.aspx Page	p. 612
Creating the Register.aspx Page	p. 615
Creating the Contact.aspx Page	p. 617
Creating the PostJob.aspx Page	p. 618
Creating the PostResume.aspx Page	p. 620
Creating the DisplayData.aspx and Resumes.aspx Pages	p. 623
Creating the dnjHeader.aspx Page	p. 632
Running the Application	p. 633
Improving and Modifying the Application	p. 635
Summary	p. 636
Object-Relational Mapping in .NET	p. 637
Why Not Just Use a DataSet?	p. 638
Understanding Object Databases	p. 639
Why Object Relational Mapping?	p. 640
Creating the Basic Design of the Video Store Application	p. 640
Understanding the Basic Architecture	p. 641
Creating the Database Design of the Video Store	p. 641
Creating the Data Object	p. 643
Creating the Mapped Object	p. 644
Creating the Data Access Component	p. 648
Building the VideoTape Test Case	p. 652
Using the User Component	p. 654
Creating the User Test Case	p. 659
Managing Dependencies	p. 661
Creating the Check In/Check Out Component	p. 663
Seeing How It Works	p. 664
Making Design Tradeoffs	p. 665
Understanding Logic in Stored Procedures	p. 665
Understanding Component Isolation	p. 666
Creating a Workaround on Part of the Problem	p. 667
Creating the VideoCheckInCheckOut Test Case	p. 670
Summary	p. 673
Mapped Objects: Performance Considerations and Data Binding	p. 675
Using Data Binding and Mapped Objects	p. 675
Directly Accessing a Bound Object's Properties	p. 678
Using Logic with Bound Objects	p. 680
Understanding Problematic Master-Detail Relationships	p. 684
Working with Highly Nested Structures	p. 685
Working with a Much Larger Tree	p. 691
A Final Note on Tree Optimization	p. 693
Working with Large Master-Detail Relationships	p. 694
Implementing Lazy Loading	p. 695
Implementing an Incremental Lazy Loading Scheme	p. 700
Loading the Detail When the Master Is Loaded	p. 705
Using a Near-Zero-Impact Caching Mechanism	p. 706
Summary	p. 708
COM Interoperability and ADO.NET	p. 709
Exploring the .NET Interop Tools	p. 710
Using Visual Studio .NET	p. 710
Using the Type Library Importer and Exporter (Tlbimp.exe)	p. 711
Using the Type Library Exporter (Tlbexp.exe)	p. 712
Using the ADO Recordset in ADO.NET	p. 712
Using ADOX with ADO.NET	p. 716
Accessing OLAP Server Data with ADO.NET	p. 718
Summary	p. 724
Messaging	p. 725
Introducing Types of Queues	p. 725
Using User Queues	p. 726
Using System Queues	p. 726
Installing Message Queuing	p. 726
Using the System.Messaging Namespace	p. 727
Working with Message Queues	p. 729
Using the MessageQueue Properties	p. 729
Managing Queues Using VS .NET	p. 731
Retrieving Available Queues	p. 732
Filtering Queues Using MessageQueueCriteria	p. 734
Creating and Deleting Message Queues Programmatically	p. 735
Creating a Sample Application	p. 736
Creating a MessageQueue Instance	p. 738
Setting a Queue's Path	p. 739
Sending and Receiving Messages	p. 740
Walking Through Simple Messaging Application	p. 741
Working with Messages	p. 745
Creating and Removing Messages	p. 745
Setting Queue and Message Priorities	p. 746
Understanding Transactional Messaging	p. 747
Using the MessageQueueTransaction Class	p. 747
Creating Transactional Queues	p. 748
Sending and Receiving Transactional Messages	p. 748
Encrypting Messages	p. 750
Summary	p. 752
SQL Server and ADO.NET: Notes on Performance	p. 753
Improving SQL Server Performance	p. 753
Using Indexes	p. 753
Choosing Which Columns to Index	p. 757
Understanding the SQL Server Profiler	p. 758
Optimizing Automatically with the SQL Server Profiler	p. 760
Optimizing Your Transact-SQL Queries for Performance	p. 762
Avoiding Excessive Stored Procedure Recompilation	p. 765
Avoiding Locks	p. 766
Designing Your Tables for Optimal Performance	p. 766
Checking the Size of Database Pages	p. 767
Understanding Denormalization	p. 768
Understanding the Dangers of Database Design Slippage	p. 768
Understanding ADO.NET Performance Issues and Using Best Practices	p. 769
Selecting Data Providers	p. 769
Writing a Generic Data Access Component	p. 770
Choosing a Development Mode: Designer vs. Manual	p. 775
Retrieving Data: DataReader, XmlReader, and DataSet	p. 775
Updating a Data Source: Command vs. DataSet	p. 776
Saving Data and Using GetChanges	p. 777
Retrieving Data with the SELECT Statement	p. 777
Using Stored Procedures	p. 777
Using Connection Strings and Pooling	p. 777
Summary	p. 778
Relational Databases: Some Basic Concepts	p. 779
Understanding Normalization	p. 780
First Normal Form (1NF)	p. 780
Second Normal Form (2NF)	p. 782
Third Normal Form (3NF)	p. 784
Boyce-Codd Normal Form (BCNF)	p. 785
Fourth Normal Form (4NF)	p. 785
Fifth Normal Form (5NF or PJ/NF)	p. 786
Introducing Sets, Cursors, and ADO.NET	p. 786
Using Locking	p. 788
Isolation Levels	p. 788
Locking Modes	p. 790
Summary	p. 792
Commonly Used SQL Statements	p. 793
Understanding SQL References	p. 793
Using the SELECT Statement	p. 796
Using the UPDATE Statement	p. 802
Using the DELETE Statement	p. 802
Using the CREATE TABLE Statement	p. 803
Using the DROP TABLE Statement	p. 803
Using the TRUNCATE TABLE Statement	p. 804
Using the INSERT Statement	p. 805
Using Joins and Aliases	p. 806
Understanding Views	p. 807
Using SQL Server's SELECT FOR XML Clause	p. 809
Summary	p. 810
ADO.NET Frequently Asked Questions	p. 811
Summary	p. 845
Index	p. 847
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