Many VB developers choose SQL Server 2000, a robust enterprise-level database system, to provide the data layer in their applications. The introduction of Microsoft's. NET Framework brings us AD. ET.

Many VB developers choose SQL Server 2000, a robust enterprise-level database system, to provide the data layer in their applications. ET, the latest means of connecting to that data source.

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Tony Bain, Denise Gosnell, Jonathan A. Walsh. This book will teach the experienced VB developer, with a working knowledge of Visual Basic. NET, how to integrate SQL Server 2000 with V. ET applications using AD. NET Framework when working with data-centric applications.

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By reading this book, you will learn how best to employ data warehousing and OLAP in your business, and how to leverage it to provide your organization with improved revenue and profitability.

By reading this book, you will learn how best to employ data warehousing and OLAP in your business, and how to leverage it to provide your organization with improved revenue and profitability.

V. ET & SQL Server 2000. Building an Effective Data Layer. Published June 2002 by Peer Information.

Tony Bain's scientific contributions. SQL Server 2000 is the leading relational database in the Windows market. The increased manageability of SQL Server 2000 has also increased its popularity-anyone, not just database administrators, can use a SQL Server database.

Because of this, learning how to write a good data layer is very important for any developer. The book covers: AD. The SqlClient Namespace

Wow, that’s a lot of techno-babble for a single sentence. No, it doesn’t teach you how to write client applications, or even how to use SQL Server 2000, but instead focus on the all important data layer that sits between the client and the database. Because of this, learning how to write a good data layer is very important for any developer. The SqlClient Namespace. Handling Streams of Data with AD.

Net and SQL Server 2000: Building and Effective Data Layer, by Tony Bain and Denise Cosnell (2002). MS is already shipping SQL Server 2005 beta. It's just that it's limited to 5 concurrent connections, I think. But it's a good way to learn MS T-SQL, cheaply. If you can find a free IDE to handle them, you would not need V. et (but wow, you'd be missing a lot).