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BOOKS FOR PROFESSIONALS BY PROFESSIONALS® THE EXPERT’S VOICE® IN .NET
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Beginning C# 2005 Databases:
From Novice to Professional Beginning
Dear Reader, C# 2005 Databases
Thousands of C# programmers have e database professionals through
the first two editions of this book. This third edition is even prehen- Beginning
sive, but, as always, it assumes only basic knowledge of C#-and absolutely no
experience with databases. Everything you need to know to get off to the fastest
Author of start in database programming is clearly explained by examples you can use in
Beginning professional, real-world programs.
VB 2005 Databases Database proficiency requires basic understanding of relational concepts,
petence with the database language SQL, and clear knowledge
of how to interface between C# programs and databases. We introduce all con-
cepts carefully, in the order in which you can best learn them, and then we
gradually use them in concert to reinforce your understanding. C# 2005
You’ll learn how to define, query, and manipulate database data with T-SQL
and how to manage SQL Server Express databases with SQL Server
Management Studio Express. You’ll learn about and how to use it to
access databases from C#. You’ll even learn how to write stored procedures and
call them from C# programs. You’ll learn much more besides. Our focus is
always on fundamental concepts and techniques that won’t change even when
database technology does.
The major changes to this edition are due to new technology. We cover the Databases
new XML data type and show you how to use it and other T-SQL features to
manipulate XML-techniques that many experienced T-SQL programmers often
don’t know well. The most dramatic change is the new final chapter, which intro-
duces Language-Integrated Query (LINQ), a powerful alternative to traditional
programming that promises to be the futur