A Closer Look at ADO.NET: The Connection Object

(Michael Youssef) When developing database applications using .NET, the very first thing that we need is a connection to the database. ADO.NET provides us with connection classes like the SqlConnection class and OleDbConnection class. The SqlConnection class is part of the SQL Server .NET Data P

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A Closer Look at ADO.NET: The Connection Object

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