Database on a network,
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Hello firends If I want to learn database programming by C#.NET2005,I mean a database that works on a LAN network,or internet, Which tutorial or book do you recommand? please guide me.
What database server are you planning on using? There are many of them (MySql, SqlServer, Oracle etc.). If you are going to use SqlServer or Oracle, there are many articles on CP that can help. If you are going to use MySql there is plenty of documentation on the MySql website that deals with .Net
Sean :)
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Hello firends If I want to learn database programming by C#.NET2005,I mean a database that works on a LAN network,or internet, Which tutorial or book do you recommand? please guide me.
Any of the major databases will suffice for the general query you posed. There is arguably more information on MS SQL Server than other DB. Just about every Database vendor now has a free version available for download and testing purposes. I have currently queued up on my to read list “ADO.NET 2.0 Step by Step” by Rebecca M. Riordan, published by Microsoft Press. Glancing at it, it of coarse focuses on SQL Server but it does seem to talk about accessing and dealing with other db providers. Hope that helps.
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What database server are you planning on using? There are many of them (MySql, SqlServer, Oracle etc.). If you are going to use SqlServer or Oracle, there are many articles on CP that can help. If you are going to use MySql there is plenty of documentation on the MySql website that deals with .Net
Sean :)
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Any of the major databases will suffice for the general query you posed. There is arguably more information on MS SQL Server than other DB. Just about every Database vendor now has a free version available for download and testing purposes. I have currently queued up on my to read list “ADO.NET 2.0 Step by Step” by Rebecca M. Riordan, published by Microsoft Press. Glancing at it, it of coarse focuses on SQL Server but it does seem to talk about accessing and dealing with other db providers. Hope that helps.
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No, you just need to know ADO.Net. If you've ever connected to a Microsoft Access database it's pretty much the same thing. Try this [article](<a href=) for some example code. It uses a MS SQL database and an Access database.
Sean :)