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Data-Enable Your Applications

Thursday, March 30, 2006 9:48 AM

My newest article has been published on MSDN Coding 4 Fun. Many hobbyist developers may not know much about databases or how to work with the free SQL Server Express engine that it included with Visual Studio Express. In this article I discuss how to create a database, create a DataSet to access it, then how to integrate that DataSet with your application. Pretty neat stuff!

Check out the article at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/coding4fun/inthebox/dataenabled/default.aspx

UPDATE (6/26/2007): It has come to my attention that this article is no longer hosted since the Coding 4 Fun was redone. I've zip'd up the code and article and put it on my site. Download it here.

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# re: Data-Enable Your Applications

Hey Arian, thanks a lot.
Your articles are cool.
Felicitaciones
Bueno yo soy peruano y soy autodidacta en el estudio de .Net, que bueno que hallan tantos recursos proporcionados por microsoft y por gente especializada en el tema como tu.
Saludos
Gabriel
Lima Peru 4/28/2006 10:29 AM | Gabo

# re: Data-Enable Your Applications

¡Muchas gracias! Lo siento que mi respuesta duró tan tiempo. Me gusta que te gustan mis artículos. Continué su buen trabajo! 5/15/2006 10:22 AM | Arian

# re: Data-Enable Your Applications

Hello Arian, I learned a lot from this particular article. I came from Visual Fox Pro as a hobbyist programmer; mostly dogfooding to make my duties at work a little easier. I was beginning to learn n-tier programming while in VFP when I decided to look into .net.

Can you expand your article to make it n-tier? It will be very helpful. 5/27/2006 4:13 AM | Rank Merida

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That's a good idea. It's not typically as much of a hobbyist scenario though. It sounds like a good article to write direct to my blog. I'll give it some thought.

Thanks! 5/27/2006 6:55 AM | Arian

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