Lately there is a lot of buzz surrounding NoSql dtabases and they really are a good alternative if you don’t need a relational database. It’s …
Tips when using ADO.NET to access data in a SQL Server database
Here are collection of articles from campusMVP.Net for those developers that are quite familiar with ADO.NET. Basic techniques such as using typed or untyped DataSets, …
Beware of SQL Injection Attacks
This is something that should be known by every developer who writes code that sends queries against a database. Surprisingly, there are lots of developers …
Efficiently accessing large objects in the database: writing LOBs to a database
This is the third post of a series of articles on accessing large objects in the database. You can find all the links in this …
Efficiently accessing large objects in the database: reading LOBs from a database
This is the second post of a series of articles on accessing large objects in the database. You can find all the links in this …
Efficiently accessing large objects in the database: introduction
This is the first post of a series of articles on accessing large objects in the database. You can find all the links in this …
ADO.NET: issues using multiple active record sets, Mars solution
In my previous post I explained the problem and offered two possible solutions.
In this post I’m going to explain a third possible solution …
ADO.NET: issues using multiple active record sets
This will affect you mainly if you are using a SqlDataReader and you wish to perform additional operations on the database while the data are …
Importing Large Amounts of Data: mapping columns
This is the last post of a series of articles on importing large a number of records into a SQL Server table. You can find all the links in this …
Using Asynchronous Server Calls: backgroundWorker
This is the seventh post of a series of articles on using asynchronous server calls. You can find all the links in this series at the bottom of this post.
Using Asynchronous …


