.NET Data Access -


What is the best way to learn data access? The unit framework takes the new "this" thing, but what are the other options I have?

Thank you,

Robert

is your starting point , with the document available here: http: //msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e80y5yhx (v = vs.80) .aspx.

Two of the most current Microsoft libraries that are based on ADO.NET and are. They are kept by Microsoft

A widely used and highly recommended open source ORM and firm structure is documentation and resources available:

A "super high-fidelity Batman utility belt that works on your data access (using a link in 3.0), some very-essential use functions, and usually the speed with your dev circle". This is open source with a Geitheb page.

There are many other ORMs, but these are the most commonly used open source relational database solutions. Wikipedia has a very detailed list of .NET ORM software.

ADO met. Includes basic objects behind data access in the net framework. SQL is probably the simplest ORM to learn and use from LINQ, but if you understand what's going on below, it will always be easy. The unit framework is similar to SQL from SQL, but it involves more functionality and its purpose is on a more domain-driven approach, where as SQL is more of an active record pattern than LINQ.

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