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SQL Server with C# Applications Creating a full database application from scratch can be a challenge. You need to understand the basics of database design, as well as the specific Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and its SQL. You need somehow to interface to this from your application which, by the way, you also need to design. You can get far with frameworks, but can you go all the way? Do you have a well-performing and maintainable solution? The only database framework used in th…
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- Author: Klaus Elk
- Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- ISBN-10: 1720358672
- ISBN-13: 9781720358671
- Format: 17.8 x 25.4 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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SQL Server with C# ApplicationsCreating a full database application from scratch can be a challenge. You need to understand the basics of database design, as well as the specific Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and its SQL. You need somehow to interface to this from your application which, by the way, you also need to design. You can get far with frameworks, but can you go all the way? Do you have a well-performing and maintainable solution? The only database framework used in the book, is the platform ADO.net. This makes the solution long-lived, since database-frameworks quickly go out of fashion. This book aims to guide you through the jungle. SQL Server is chosen as the main RDBMS, while the database-interface design is demonstrated to work with Oracle as well. The real-life sample application is written in C# using classic Windows Forms. However, the main design and database interface is equally relevant for WPF and ASP.net. The author works with embedded systems and previously wrote the book "Embedded Software for the IoT". Creating database-based tools, he faced the challenges described, and refined a pattern over time.
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- Author: Klaus Elk
- Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- ISBN-10: 1720358672
- ISBN-13: 9781720358671
- Format: 17.8 x 25.4 x 0.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
SQL Server with C# Applications
Creating a full database application from scratch can be a challenge. You need to understand the basics of database design, as well as the specific Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and its SQL. You need somehow to interface to this from your application which, by the way, you also need to design. You can get far with frameworks, but can you go all the way? Do you have a well-performing and maintainable solution? The only database framework used in the book, is the platform ADO.net. This makes the solution long-lived, since database-frameworks quickly go out of fashion. This book aims to guide you through the jungle. SQL Server is chosen as the main RDBMS, while the database-interface design is demonstrated to work with Oracle as well. The real-life sample application is written in C# using classic Windows Forms. However, the main design and database interface is equally relevant for WPF and ASP.net. The author works with embedded systems and previously wrote the book "Embedded Software for the IoT". Creating database-based tools, he faced the challenges described, and refined a pattern over time.
Creating a full database application from scratch can be a challenge. You need to understand the basics of database design, as well as the specific Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) and its SQL. You need somehow to interface to this from your application which, by the way, you also need to design. You can get far with frameworks, but can you go all the way? Do you have a well-performing and maintainable solution? The only database framework used in the book, is the platform ADO.net. This makes the solution long-lived, since database-frameworks quickly go out of fashion. This book aims to guide you through the jungle. SQL Server is chosen as the main RDBMS, while the database-interface design is demonstrated to work with Oracle as well. The real-life sample application is written in C# using classic Windows Forms. However, the main design and database interface is equally relevant for WPF and ASP.net. The author works with embedded systems and previously wrote the book "Embedded Software for the IoT". Creating database-based tools, he faced the challenges described, and refined a pattern over time.
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