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transfer datas from a table into an Object [modified]

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    Hallo, I am completely new in ASP.Net and I want to pass the data from a simple SELECT into the Attributes of an Object. The Class has similar attributes as the DB-Table. Where should I look to learn how to do that? Is there already a standard procedure (presumably Microsoft's) for such a process? Thanks in advance.

    modified on Monday, February 7, 2011 2:18 PM

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      Hallo, I am completely new in ASP.Net and I want to pass the data from a simple SELECT into the Attributes of an Object. The Class has similar attributes as the DB-Table. Where should I look to learn how to do that? Is there already a standard procedure (presumably Microsoft's) for such a process? Thanks in advance.

      modified on Monday, February 7, 2011 2:18 PM

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      There is no standard procedure for this. You could do it by hand, such as: SqlDataReader dr = ... while(dr.Read()) { MyObject obj = new MyObject(); obj.Property1 = dr["Property1"]; ... } or use an Object Relational Mapping tool such Entity Framework, or create your own


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