Performing General Tasks in ADO.NET
In addition to connecting, retrieving, and modifying data, ADO.NET provides a variety of other features that can be used in the data access applications that you create. Some of these features include data tracing, consuming XML Web services, paging through query results, and more.
In This Section
- Managed Tracing in the .NET Framework
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Describes how ADO.NET provides new built-in data tracing functionality.
- Consuming a DataSet from an XML Web Service
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Describes how to create an XML Web service that uses a DataSet to transport data.
- Paging Through a Query Result
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Provides an example of viewing the results of a query as pages of data.
- Mapping Data Provider Data Types to .NET Framework Data Types
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Describes data type mappings between the ADO.NET data providers and the .NET Framework data types.
- Conserving Resources When Writing BLOB Values to SQL Server
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Describes how to conserve resources when writing binary large objects (BLOB) to SQL Server.
- Using Optimistic Concurrency
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Describes optimistic and pessimistic concurrency, and how you can test for concurrency violations.
