Programming ADO.NET
Richard Hundhausen • 2002 • Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
- Author
- Richard Hundhausen
- First published
- 2002
- Publisher
- Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
- Subjects
- Internet programming · Microsoft .NET Framework · ActiveX · Computer programming
- ISBN
- 9781280314049
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Programming ADO.NET, authored by Richard Hundhausen and published in 2002, emerged during the critical transition period when Microsoft was shifting its development focus toward the newly introduced .NET Framework. The book was created to provide developers with a comprehensive guide to ADO.NET, the successor to the classic ActiveX Data Objects, which introduced a disconnected data architecture designed to better support web applications and scalable distributed systems.
The technical guidance within the text reflects the design philosophies of early .NET development, prioritizing the use of DataSets and managed providers to handle database interaction. As a technical reference from Wiley, it was intended for professional software engineers tasked with migrating legacy systems or building modern, data-driven applications. It was received as a practical manual for navigating the complexities of the initial .NET release, serving as a primary resource for practitioners learning to bridge the gap between traditional database connectivity and the new managed execution environment.
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