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A step-by-step tutorial which explains 2 ways of displaying data from an SQL Server database using ADO.NET in an ASP.NET page. Every step has been explained in detail. Online demo and source code available for download.

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ASP.NET .NET 2 Ways of Displaying Data from an SQL Server Database using ADO.NET. Tutorial
You'll be able to see the online demo on the last page and will also be able to download complete source code from there. But I recommend that you follow this tutorial step-by-step and create the pages, tables etc as required instead of waiting for the last page. If you follow this article carefully and pay due attention, I assure you that you will be able to successfully connect and display data from your SQL Server database. Once you complete this article you'll be able to move on to more advanced topics, but completing this tutorial is a must.

I am assuming that this is your first interaction with ASP.NET as far as accessing data from a database is concerned, that's why I'll try to explain everything in detail.

I. Creating the desired database in SQL Server :
A database provides persistence to your data, you tell the database what kind of data you want to store, how large should it be? and who should be able to access it. All the gory details are handled by your database server. For this tutorial's sake we'll be focusing ourselves on an enterprise-class database system from Microsoft, SQL Server 2000. I'll assume that you've installed SQL Server correctly and that it has been started, if not start it now. Let's go to Start -> Programs -> Microsoft SQL Server -> Enterprise Manager.


 

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