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How to declare First Record of file?

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    I can't remember on the recordset.first which I had it in ASP. When comes to ASP.NET, I can't find it. Is there anyway to declare it?

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      I can't remember on the recordset.first which I had it in ASP. When comes to ASP.NET, I can't find it. Is there anyway to declare it?

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      I didn't get your doubt. Are u talking about Ado.Net or Ado ? Sreejith Nair [ My Articles ]

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        I didn't get your doubt. Are u talking about Ado.Net or Ado ? Sreejith Nair [ My Articles ]

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        I'm talking about ASP.NET. Do they have this BOF and EOF?

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          I'm talking about ASP.NET. Do they have this BOF and EOF?

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          ASP.NET doesn't handle databases. ASP = Active Server Pages. In other words it is a web application framework. ADO.NET is the database interface technology in the .NET Framework. DotNet wrote: Do they have this BOF and EOF? No. ADO.NET uses a different model for accessing the database. You can access the database in one of two ways. Using a DataAdapter with DataSets or (for forward & read only operations) you can use a DataReader You might also want to read this article[^] on the differences and migration between classic ADO and ADO.NET


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            I can't remember on the recordset.first which I had it in ASP. When comes to ASP.NET, I can't find it. Is there anyway to declare it?

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            how can add a record into db

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              how can add a record into db

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              Well, this question is totally new topic. So please post it to a new section. Thanks.

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