ASP.NET Basics (Part 8): Data Overload
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Interested in database-backed application development with ASP.NET? You're at the right place. In this article, get to grips with the basics by finding out to use the ADO.NET classes to build dynamic data-driven Web pages with ASP.NET and C#.Last time around, I showed you some real-life ASP.NET examples of how the technology can be used in one of the most common applications of a Web development language: form input. I gave you a rundown on how ASP.NET can be used to extract and use data from HTML forms, and how it can be used to programmatically generate forms using server controls for text fields, drop-downs and check boxes.
This time, let's take things a step further by visiting another of the things ASP.NET is good for: database interaction. As noted earlier, this is one of the more common things you will be doing in your sojourn through the ASP.NET landscape. So pay attention, and let's get the show on the road!
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