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ADO.NET Objects: Part II
Jul 23, 2009.
In this article I will explain about ADO.NET objects. This will help you in understanding them in an easy manner.
Presenting Child Data along with Parent Row in Data Grid
Nov 10, 2005.
This article explains how we can bind the parent and child data to a Data Grid with minimum code effort using the Repeater control.
Storing Images into a Database
Oct 18, 2004.
In order to provide your application with cool pictures you can employ two techniques (at least). One of them is that you can save the pictures in a folder and store the path to each one in a database or configuration file. The other one is to store the entire file into a database, along with its file name.
Real Life SQL and .NET : using SQL with C#: Part XI
Jan 13, 2004.
Welcome to the world of SQL and the huge, growing database technologies of today’s business all over the SQL world. By reading this article, we have begun accepting the knowledge that will soon be required for survival in today’s world of relational database and data management. Alas, for the reason that it is first necessary to provide a background of SQL and cover some preliminary concepts that we need to know, the majority of this article is text in paragraph format.
Master-Detail Display using Nested Repeater Web Forms Control
Aug 05, 2002.
In this example, we will create a web page that displays a formatted view of data with a master detail hierarchy using nested Repeater controls. We will use the Northwind sample for our example. There are many different ways to accomplish this task. We will use data binding and data relations in an effort to get a simple solution.