Programming ADO. NET
Richard Hundhausen • 2002 • Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
- Author
- Richard Hundhausen
- First published
- 2002
- Publisher
- Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
- Subjects
- Computer programming
- ISBN
- 9780471267522
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Programming ADO.NET was published in 2002 by Wiley & Sons as part of their technical developer series. It emerged during a pivotal transition period for Microsoft developers, specifically intended to guide software engineers through the shift from legacy data access technologies like DAO and RDO to the then-new ADO.NET framework within the .NET initiative.
The book was authored by Richard Hundhausen, an expert focused on Microsoft technologies. His approach was designed to be a practical, code-heavy manual for developers needing to integrate database connectivity into their applications. Upon its release, it was regarded as a helpful, standard-issue technical reference for the enterprise software community as they began adopting the early versions of the .NET platform.
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