Ado.net

ADO.NET is the primary data access model for Microsoft .NET-based applications. It may be used to access data sources for which there is a specific .NET Provider, or, via a .NET Bridge Provider, for which there is a specific OLE DB Provider, ODBC Driver, or JDBC Driver. ADO.NET is sometimes considered an evolution of ADO technology, but it is important to note that some major changes were made between the two. A useful discussion of the shift from ADO to ADO.NET may be found in the MSDN article ADO.NET for the ADO Programmer.

Sources of ADO.NET Providers

  • Microsoft ships providers for a few databases and a Bridge to ODBC drivers for use with the Microsoft CLR, on Windows
  • OpenLink Software ships providers for a number of target databases, including Bridges to other data access mechanisms, for use with either the Microsoft or Mono CLR implementations, on Windows, Mac OS X, Solaris, Linux, and other platforms

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
u.s. house election, 1876
crime cities
berrylands railway station
super loki
u.s. house election, 1874
price floor
scots quebecer
aries (rocket)
your cheatin' heart
ruby jewel
u.s. house election, 1872
u.s. house election, 1870
judeocide
reflections of the revolution in france
skua (rocket)
u.s. house election, 1868
mr 12
mike holmes
prague state opera
u.s. house election, 1866
mai masri
pax (mythology)
bapa
belier
u.s. house election, 1864
grumble bee
berenice (rocket)
john logan (writer)
sergei starostin
u.s. house election, 1862
the invitation
pye green
list of railways stations in india
hms clio
loki (rocket)
stanley marsh 3
expedition 11
orion (rocket of argentinia)
theodectes
orion (us rocket)
don't panic (single)
the sheep fiends
aphareus (writer)
vektor cr 21