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    Hello all! I am new to the ASP.NET arena. I have a college project that I am doing that requires me to build an e-commerce website (my own idea, that will be online after it is completed). I need to know several things. I will list them below, and if anyone can point me toward some good research material, I would greatly appreciate it!!! The list of needed topics are as follows: - Stored Procedures (within ASP.NET) - Link ASP.NET login control to my SQL Server 2005 database (not through the Membership class) - Anything else that may be of help that relates to Data access and manipulation within ASP.NET I hope that I am not being to vague here! If anyone has any suggestions that could be of direct assistance, that would be great. However, I am simply asking for some pointers to some valid research material. I have some books coming in the mail, but I need to get a head start on this project, as it is due in 6 weeks! :-D Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

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      Hello all! I am new to the ASP.NET arena. I have a college project that I am doing that requires me to build an e-commerce website (my own idea, that will be online after it is completed). I need to know several things. I will list them below, and if anyone can point me toward some good research material, I would greatly appreciate it!!! The list of needed topics are as follows: - Stored Procedures (within ASP.NET) - Link ASP.NET login control to my SQL Server 2005 database (not through the Membership class) - Anything else that may be of help that relates to Data access and manipulation within ASP.NET I hope that I am not being to vague here! If anyone has any suggestions that could be of direct assistance, that would be great. However, I am simply asking for some pointers to some valid research material. I have some books coming in the mail, but I need to get a head start on this project, as it is due in 6 weeks! :-D Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

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      MrColeyted wrote:

      Stored Procedures (within ASP.NET)

      http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/Article/9AE62C44-3841-4687-B906-2F6D4A5A4622.dcik

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        Hello all! I am new to the ASP.NET arena. I have a college project that I am doing that requires me to build an e-commerce website (my own idea, that will be online after it is completed). I need to know several things. I will list them below, and if anyone can point me toward some good research material, I would greatly appreciate it!!! The list of needed topics are as follows: - Stored Procedures (within ASP.NET) - Link ASP.NET login control to my SQL Server 2005 database (not through the Membership class) - Anything else that may be of help that relates to Data access and manipulation within ASP.NET I hope that I am not being to vague here! If anyone has any suggestions that could be of direct assistance, that would be great. However, I am simply asking for some pointers to some valid research material. I have some books coming in the mail, but I need to get a head start on this project, as it is due in 6 weeks! :-D Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

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        Christian Graus
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        Stored procs are easy to call in ADO.NET. ASP.NET has nothing to do with it. Roll your own membership system, then you have complete control ASP.NET has nothing to do with database access. However, ADO.NET works exactly like it does in winforms.

        Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )

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          Hello all! I am new to the ASP.NET arena. I have a college project that I am doing that requires me to build an e-commerce website (my own idea, that will be online after it is completed). I need to know several things. I will list them below, and if anyone can point me toward some good research material, I would greatly appreciate it!!! The list of needed topics are as follows: - Stored Procedures (within ASP.NET) - Link ASP.NET login control to my SQL Server 2005 database (not through the Membership class) - Anything else that may be of help that relates to Data access and manipulation within ASP.NET I hope that I am not being to vague here! If anyone has any suggestions that could be of direct assistance, that would be great. However, I am simply asking for some pointers to some valid research material. I have some books coming in the mail, but I need to get a head start on this project, as it is due in 6 weeks! :-D Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

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          dhawanrahul
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          strored prosedures are complied objects,,,,you can use these to increase the processing of your projects,,,you just need to right click on the database name and the choose create stored procedures,,,then you can apply that procedures anywhere in your projects inspite of worryin abt typin the wueries again and again

          jai mata di

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            Hello all! I am new to the ASP.NET arena. I have a college project that I am doing that requires me to build an e-commerce website (my own idea, that will be online after it is completed). I need to know several things. I will list them below, and if anyone can point me toward some good research material, I would greatly appreciate it!!! The list of needed topics are as follows: - Stored Procedures (within ASP.NET) - Link ASP.NET login control to my SQL Server 2005 database (not through the Membership class) - Anything else that may be of help that relates to Data access and manipulation within ASP.NET I hope that I am not being to vague here! If anyone has any suggestions that could be of direct assistance, that would be great. However, I am simply asking for some pointers to some valid research material. I have some books coming in the mail, but I need to get a head start on this project, as it is due in 6 weeks! :-D Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

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            Gandalf_TheWhite
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            ASP.NET has nothing to do with Connectivity Refer ADO.NET for Connectivity. For Store Procedure refer the links give below Hope that shows the way.... http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms131093.aspx[^] [www.sqlteam.com/article/writing-clr-stored-procedures-in-charp-returning-data-part-2 -](http://www.sqlteam.com/article/writing-clr-stored-procedures-in-charp-returning-data-part-2 -)[[^](http://www.sqlteam.com/article/writing-clr-stored-procedures-in-charp-returning-data-part-2 - "New Window")] www.dbforums.com/archive/index.php/t-880616.html[^]

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