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By Sonu Kapoor
First Posted 02/20/2005
Times viewed 193

What is ADO.NET?

Summary What is ADO.NET?

The ADO.NET is an architecture which contains a set of classes. It can be used to access data from multiple sources. One of the important classes in this architecture is the DataSet class. The DataSet class is a like a small database which contains tables and rows like a real database. If you bind a XML file to a DataSet then it will include all tables and rows found in the xml. Other important classes are DataTable, DataRow and DataView. All these classes can be combined with the DataSet class. For example you can easily sort the content of a DataSet via the DataView class. But thats not all - you can also easily filter the DataSet with the DataView class. All these new features are provided by the ADO.NET architecture. Here is a small example which reads a XML file into a DataSet class.

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