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Chapter 2: Interacting with Databases
Figure 2-1:
A view inside a .NET data provider
Chapter 3: Data Manipulation
Figure 3-1:
The organization of the DataSet component
Chapter 4: Designing ADO .NET Applications
Figure 4-1:
Windows Forms data binding architecture
Figure 4-2:
XML Web Service communication cycle
Chapter 5: XML Integration with ADO .NET
Figure 5-1:
The DOM tree
Figure 5-2:
Relation between the Categories and Products tables
Chapter 6: Practical ADO .NET Programming (Part One)
Figure 6-1:
Creating a virtual directory in IIS between Categories and Products
Figure 6-2:
Creating the OrderProcessingWS project
Figure 6-3:
The skeleton of the class and namespace
Figure 6-4:
Web page generated by IIS for the OrderProcessingWS Web Service
Figure 6-5:
Test page for GetOrders_By_Customer
Figure 6-6:
Tables, columns, and relationships for GetFullOrders methods
Figure 6-7:
Design view of OrdersDs.xsd
Chapter 8: Migrating ADO Applications
Figure 8-1:
The Add Reference dialog
Figure 8-2:
ADODB namespace added to the project
Chapter 9: Manipulating Multidimensional Data
Figure 9-1:
The Install Components dialog for the SQL Server 2000 Developer Edition
Figure 9-2:
The Select Components dialog
Figure 9-3:
The Select Program Folder dialog
Figure 9-4:
Analysis Services architecture
Figure 9-5:
The relational structure of the FoodMart database
Figure 9-6:
The ADO MD object model
Figure 9-7:
The Visual Studio .NET Designer
Figure 9-8:
A view of the OLAP database containing the output of the Form1 object
Figure 9-9:
Selecting the OLAPCubeBrowser.CubeBrowser control
Figure 9-10:
Adding a library to the Selected Components list box
Appendix A: The Object-Oriented Features of VB .NET
Figure A-1:
The Visual Studio .NET development environment
Figure A-2:
The frmExample form
Figure A-3:
The Add New Item dialog
Figure A-4:
The Solution Explorer showing the Customer.vb class
Figure A–5:
The relationship between member variables and properties
Figure A-6:
The result of the sample application
Figure A-7:
A chain of inheritance
Appendix B: Database Normalization
Figure B-1:
Customer orders data
Figure B-2:
Removal of repetitive groups
Figure B-3:
Splitting the table into two separate tables
Figure B-4:
Relating the Order and OrderDetail tables
Figure B-5:
The OrderDetail and Product tables, which are in 2NF
Figure B-6:
The new Account group
Appendix C: Views, Stored Procedures, and Triggers
Figure C-1:
The New View window
Figure C-2:
The Design View window showing the “Alphabetical list of products” view
Figure C-3:
Diagram pane for Order Header Query view
Figure C-4:
Error generated by trigger
Appendix D: Advanced SQL Query Techniques
Figure D-1:
Orders, Order Details, and Products tables
Figure D-2:
The columns of the Employees table
Figure D-3:
Sample result set for sale value of products using GROUP BY
Figure D-4:
Extra row produced by GROUP BY with ROLLUP
Figure D-5:
Additional rows generated by ROLLUP
Figure D-6:
Some of the additional rows generated by CUBE
Figure D-7:
The return result from the view [CUBE EmployeeProduct]
Figure D-8:
Result of counting employees for each Title and Country
Figure D-9:
Simple cross-tab for employees
Figure D-10:
Sample result of running sp_Product_Employee_xtab
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ADO.NET Programming with CDR (Wordware programming library)
ISBN: 1556229658
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 28
Authors:
Terrence Joubert
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Size the Kanban
Developing a Kanban Design
Appendix A MRP vs. Kanban
Appendix F Implementation in Large Plants
Appendix G Intra-Cell Kanban
Java for RPG Programmers, 2nd Edition
The World Of Java
Date And Time Manipulation
An Object Orientation
Database Access
Appendix A Using Java on the AS/400
Managing Enterprise Systems with the Windows Script Host
Introduction
Shell Operations
Input/Output Streams
Regular Expressions
Internet Information Server
Twisted Network Programming Essentials
Working with Asynchronous Results
Using the REST Architecture for Web Services
Authentication
Downloading Messages from an IMAP Mailbox
Providing POP3 Access to Mailboxes
.NET-A Complete Development Cycle
Choosing a Software Development Model
Refined Requirements for Online Photo Shop
Requirements for Image Postprocessing Components
Accessing System Resources
Three-Dimensional Rendering Technologies
VBScript in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition
Introduction
Section A.12. Miscellaneous
Section B.2. Comparison Constants
Section C.2. String Operator
Section E.1. How Encoding and Decoding Works
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