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Custom Data Providers
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| I've been using the two data providers (OLEDB & SQL)
within ADO .NET, but would like to learn how to write my
own. Can anybody recommend a good book on this topic?
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| Kline Sphere 2003-06-23, 2:23 pm |
| >I've been using the two data providers (OLEDB & SQL)
>within ADO .NET, but would like to learn how to write my
>own. Can anybody recommend a good book on this topic?
Strangely enough this is covered in the dot net framework sdk.
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| I appreciate your candor. It's always nice to know where
someone is coming from, and quite frankly, your origins
have always been a bit of a mystery.
>-----Original Message-----
>>I've been using the two data providers (OLEDB & SQL)
>>within ADO .NET, but would like to learn how to write my
>>own. Can anybody recommend a good book on this topic?
>
>Strangely enough this is covered in the dot net framework
sdk.
>.
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| Kline Sphere 2003-06-23, 4:23 pm |
| What are talking about?
Do you not think the dot net framework would be a good place
look???????
On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 12:27:20 -0700, "JJ" <jj@notreallyhere.com> wrote:
>I appreciate your candor. It's always nice to know where
>someone is coming from, and quite frankly, your origins
>have always been a bit of a mystery.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>>I've been using the two data providers (OLEDB & SQL)
>>>within ADO .NET, but would like to learn how to write my
>>>own. Can anybody recommend a good book on this topic?
>>
>>Strangely enough this is covered in the dot net framework
>sdk.
>>.
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