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Managing XML data using DataSet in ADO .NET: ADO.NET leverages the power of XML to provide disconnected access to data. XML is integrated in .NET from configuration, files and protocol for Web Services to acting as the data store for ADO.NET DataSet objects. Go--> 25 Aug 2002: |
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Using SQLXML [In SQLServer2000] To display Report: This Example is focused on using SQLXML functions in asp pages. We will get data from data base in xml format and Using xsl we will display data in asp page. Go--> 04 Mar 2002: |
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Inserting Data Into Database Using ADO.Net(Using SqlConnection,SqlCommand): Inorder to work with ADO.Net, connect to the data base and to execute sql statements we have to use System.Data,System.Data.SqlClient name spaces. ADO.Net is also satifies the need of application which they want to transfer data over the web. Go--> 05 Dec 2001: |
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Display Image Using ADO Stream object: For ADO versions 2.5 and later, some of these restrictions on XML support have been removed. Furthermore, ADO now allows persistence of both the XML and ADTG formats to any object that supports the COM IStream interface, such as the ADO Stream object, the IIS 5.0 Response object, and the XML DOM Document object. Additionally, this release provides built-in integration between ADO and Active Server Pages (ASP) in Internet Information Server (IIS) 5.0, and between Remote Data Service (RDS) and ASP. Click here to Try an Example ProgarammeExample on ADOStream to Display Immage Go--> 01 Dec 2000: |
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