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 11 - O'Reilly Network: Multiple ResultSets in ADO.NET [Dec. 16, 2002] Browse Website open in new window
    
  07-January-2012 
An article that shows how to get multiple results from a database to DataSets and DataReaders


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 12 - O'Reilly Network: Transparent Database Access with ADO.NET [Dec. 16, 2002] Browse Website open in new window
    
  07-January-2012 
An article that shows how to use ADO.NET's different providers and transparently use it in your application without having to know the specifics of each provider.


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 13 - Reading Data Reader Secrets Browse Website open in new window
    
  07-January-2012 
MSDN Online Voices Diving Into Data Access column on reading data readers secrets.


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 14 - Transaction Control Browse Website open in new window
    
  07-January-2012 
This article describes how to run local and distributed transactions in your Microsoft .NET applications.


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 15 - Using ADO.NET Browse Website open in new window
    
  07-January-2012 
Discusses using ADO.NET Connection object, other ADO.NET objects, and provides examples. A 41-page article by Paul D. Sheriff of PDSA, Inc.


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 16 - Weaning Developers from the CommandBuilder Browse Website open in new window
    
  07-January-2012 
Examines the drawbacks of the ADO.NET CommandBuilder, and shows how to use the Visual Studio .NET DataAdapter Configuration Wizard (DACW) to write your own Command queries.


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 17 - Working with MS Access Stored Procedures in VB.NET. Part 1 Browse Website open in new window
    
  07-January-2012 
Shows how to use Stored Procedures, which is usually a feature of high-end databases, in Microsoft Access.


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