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This document discusses database connection objects in .NET including DbConnection, DbCommand, DbTransaction, and DataReader. DbConnection represents a connection to a database, DbCommand represents an SQL command, DbTransaction represents a transaction that commands can be executed within, and DataReader allows sequential reading of query results. The connection requires configuration with provider name, data source, user authentication, and other database specific settings.
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Connec oriented ado.net
- 2. Keeps the connection to the data base alive Intended for applications with: - short running transactions - only a few parallel accesses - up-to-date data
- 4. • DbConnection – represents connection to the data source • DbCommand – represents a SQL command • DbTransaction – represents a transaction – commands can be executed within a transaction • DataReader – result of a data base query – allows sequential reading of rows
- 6. • Configuration of the connection – name of the provider – identification of data source – authentication of user – other database-specific settings