Brief Description
"Database Programming with C#" can be used as a reference book thanks to its many listings and tables. It's really intended to be a book that any serious C# programmer who needs to do database programming should read cover to cover. It will take readers through all the data access aspects of Visual Studio .NET with example code in C#.
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Non-VB programmers are shown how they can have the same database ease that Visual Basic programmers have: step-by-step coverage of data access in Visual Studio .NET, with example code in C#.
Review Quotes
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From the reviews:
"Database programming in Microsoft s .Net approach is accomplished via ADO.Net. So in this book we might expect to find a detailed description of ADO.Net with C# examples. The author delivers on the expectation, covering ADO.Net in two of the 11 chapters. it can be used as a reference text. absolute beginners will find an abundance of useful information. most of the content will more than satisfy beginners." (Daniel Moth, The Computer Bulletin, November, 2002)
"Database Programming with C# by Carsten Thomsen, is for people who have already done database programming in Visual Basic or Java and also know the basics of C# programming. The appendix, showing connectivity to SQL Server 2000 using XML, is particularly useful. The coverage of unusual topics such as message queues and hierarchical databases demonstrates Thomsen s mastery over .NET, making this book a must read, particularly for database programmers with basic knowledge of C#." (Alokesh Bhattacharyya, Computer Today, July, 2002)"
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From the reviews:
"Database programming in Microsoft s .Net approach is accomplished via ADO.Net. So in this book we might expect to find a detailed description of ADO.Net with C# examples. The author delivers on the expectation, covering ADO.Net in two of the 11 chapters. it can be used as a reference text. absolute beginners will find an abundance of useful information. most of the content will more than satisfy beginners." (Daniel Moth, The Computer Bulletin, November, 2002)
"Database Programming with C# by Carsten Thomsen, is for people who have already done database programming in Visual Basic or Java and also know the basics of C# programming. The appendix, showing connectivity to SQL Server 2000 using XML, is particularly useful. The coverage of unusual topics such as message queues and hierarchical databases demonstrates Thomsen s mastery over .NET, making this book a must read, particularly for database programmers with basic knowledge of C#." (Alokesh Bhattacharyya, Computer Today, July, 2002)
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