SQL Server 2000 and Visual Basic .NET Programming

Author: Liang Chao
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: "SQL Server 2000 and Visual Basic .NET Programming" is one of the books in the "Microsoft .NET Programmer Series." It comprehensively introduces how to integrate Visual Basic .NET and SQL Server 2000 to build solutions. The book is divided into three parts, covering the following main content:
- Basics of Visual Basic .NET and SQL Server 2000;
- Data access programming, view and stored procedure programming, and trigger programming using SQL Server 2000;
- Introduction to the .NET Framework, creating solutions using ADO.NET, ASP.NET, and XML Web services, and managing XML with Visual Basic .NET.
This book is suitable for readers with a basic foundation in Visual Basic programming and an interest in SQL Server database programming. Learn how to use SQL Server 2000, Visual Basic .NET, and XML to transform data into solutions. Through this book, you can master fundamental SQL Server programming techniques using T-SQL for data access, data manipulation, and data definition. Additionally, you will learn how to leverage enhanced language features in Visual Basic .NET, improved programming capabilities in the Visual Studio .NET integrated development environment, and new technologies such as ADO.NET, ASP.NET, and XML Web services in the .NET Framework.
Furthermore, you can gain in-depth insights into SQL Server database security management, SQL Server web publishing, and interoperability features between ADO.NET and XML. If you want to create powerful and secure solutions using SQL Server 2000 and Visual Basic .NET and seek expert insights, this book is tailored for you.
Key Content Highlights:
● XML Web Services
● View and Stored Procedure Programming
● XML Features of SQL Server 2000
● User-Defined Functions and Trigger Programming
● XML Data Processing Techniques
● SQL Server 2000 Security
● Class, Event, and Error Handling Techniques
● Innovation in Using SQL Server 2000 and Visual Basic
● Data Tables and Data Types
● Creating Windows-Based Applications with .NET
● Data Access Programming Using T-SQL