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• Convert DataReader To DataTableNov 18, 2015. In this article we will learn how we can convert Microsoft ADOMD DataReader to DataTable.
• How to Convert Dataset and Datareader to ListNov 07, 2014. This article explains how to convert a DataSet and DataReader to a list using a simple WPF application.
• Accessing data using DataReader in VB.NETNov 10, 2012. In this article you can see how to access the data using DataReader from the data source.DataReader is a readonly, forward only and connected recordset from the database.
• Getting Records from a DataBase Using the DataReader Class in FSharp Oct 23, 2011. In this article you will learn how to use DataReader in F# and show records from a DataBase to the front-end.
• An Algorithm for Grouping Data On One Or More Fields Using A DataReader in .NetJan 18, 2010. In this article you will learn how to use Algorithm for Grouping Data On One Or More Fields Using A DataReader in .Net
• DataReader Vs DataSet?Nov 02, 2010. In this article, I compare and differentiate DataSet vs DataReader and when to use a DataSet over a DataReader and vice versa.
• DataReader in ADO.NETDec 29, 2009. C# DataReader class represents a data reader. The DataReader provides a read-only, forward-only mechanism to access data via ADO.NET from a datasource.
• Populating DataView From DataReaderJul 08, 2009. This article will illustrate how to populate DataView from DataReader in C#. In many scenarios we may have the data in DataReader which is required to be bind to GridView or some other control. In this scenario we can populate a DataView from DataReader and then provide the populated DataView to our Control.
• DataReader And DataSetMar 20, 2006. ADO.NET is part of Microsoft.NET which comprises a set of tools and object model for accessing a data source. The objects definition appears under the System.Data namespace. It allows applications to store, manipulate and retrieve data. In this article I’m going to talk about the two different objects for accessing data sources in two common contexts of your application: the connected and disconnected environment.
• DataReader In C#Feb 17, 2004. ADO.NET DataReader is used to store data returned from a database in a fast, forward-only, in-memory records. In this article, learn how to use a DataReader in a C# application.
• SQLDataReader Vs. DataSetMay 11, 2001. To compare and contrast SQLDataReader and SQLDataSetCommand.
• Connected V/S Disconnected Architecture In C#Oct 13, 2015. In this article, I will explain you what is connected and disconnected architecture in C# when you are working with the database.
• ADO.NET Technique With ASP.NETOct 13, 2015. In this article, I will explain ADO.NET concepts that include DataTable, DataSet, DataReader and DataAdapter.
• Fetch Data From Oracle Database Using C#Feb 16, 2015. his code demonstrates fetching data from an Oracle database using C# in ASP.NET. It connects to the database, executes a query to retrieve student data (name and roll number), and displays the results in a simple HTML table. The code utilizes the OracleDataReader object to read the retrieved data row by row.
• Export Gridview Records to Text File Using ASP.Net C#Nov 18, 2014. In this article, we will learn how to export Gridview records to a text file using ASP.NET C#.
• Introduction To ADO.NET: Part 2Feb 24, 2014. This article explains the basic details of ADO.NET Part 2.
• Understanding ADO.NET ComponentsOct 07, 2009. In this article I will explain about ADO.NET Components.
• ADO.NET Application using MS Access 2007 databaseJul 24, 2009. In this article I will explain you how to use ADO.NET technology to connect .NET console application and MS Access 2007 database.
• ADO.NET Objects: Part IJul 23, 2009. In this article I will explain about ADO.NET objects. This will help you in understanding them in an easy manner.
• Using ADO.NET concurrent model in Oracle databaseDec 07, 2006. The most popular instrument to access database data for .NET applications is ADO.NET. This set of components contains three main classes those are used to manipulate and store data: DataReader, DataSet and DataAdapter.
• Bulk Copy Operations in ADO.NET 2.0Oct 23, 2006. Bulk copying of data from one data source to another data source is a new feature added to ADO.NET 2.0. Bulk copy classes provides the fastest way to transfer set of data from once source to the other.
• Customized Binding Using CollectionBaseMar 04, 2006. In this article I am trying to explain the use of CollectionBase class. In a simple example I used CollectionBase to bind a DataGrid control with data from Employees table of NorthWind database. So please be sure that your system exists with NorthWind database before using the sample code along with this article.
• Top 10 New Features in ADO.NET 2.0Aug 19, 2005. This article summarizes the new and updated features of ADO.NET 2.0, which ships with .NET Framework 2.0. In my following articles I will discuss these features in more details with sample examples.
• Kuti.DataJul 02, 2003. The attached source code file has two parts - DataObject directory and Automatic SQL Generator.
• How to Change DataGrid Header Text?Jun 30, 2003. This article shows you how to change the header text of a DataGrid programmatically.
• Implementing Custom Paging in ASP.NET DataGrid ControlJun 01, 2003. This article shows you how to implement custom paging in ASP.NET DataGrid control.
• Writing a Generic Data Access ComponentJul 17, 2002. OK, I've received couple of emails people asking me how can they use a common data provider to access various types of data sources without loosing the power and flexibility of native data provider libraries.
• Reflecting Data In .NET Classes - Part IV - From Database TableApr 08, 2002. In this segment of "Reflecting Data In .NET Classes," Part IV focuses on generating .NET classes from database tables. Utilizing reflection, it maps database schema to object-oriented structures, enabling seamless data access and manipulation within the .NET framework.
• Creating a Login User ControlApr 16, 2001. In this article, we have started with an introduction to the UserControl and have learnt to use the ADO+ DataReader.As we seen User Controls simplifies several common Web application scenarios.User Controls allow developers to easily define custom controls using the same programming techniques for writing Web Forms.
• Building the Middle Tier in the Microsoft .NET FrameworkJan 16, 2000. This article assumes a working knowledge of ADO.NET, and examines it and its influence on the middle tier. It introduces a fictitious business model and lists some requirements to help us focus on the middle tier. It also introduces a new mechanism called SQLData, which combines both the ADO.NET DataSet and the ADO.NET DataReader into a single mechanism. The SQLData struct is used as the basis for developing a middle tier.
• ADO.NET : In Depth Tutorial Jan 16, 2000. This tutorial describes about Building the middle tier in the Microsoft .NET Framework using ADO.NET.