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Learn how to work with MS SQL Server, DataSet, and SQLite in C# and .NET 5. This section covers database connections, executing queries, handling transactions, using stored procedures, parameterization, and managing files within databases through practical, hands-on examples.
Enroll to gain practical skills in database management with .NET, from connecting to SQL Server and SQLite to executing queries, handling transactions, and optimizing data access for real-world applications.
1. What is ADO.NET and how is it used in .NET applications?
2. What is the difference between SqlDataReader and DataSet in ADO.NET?
3. How do you execute a parameterized query in ADO.NET?
4. What is connection pooling in ADO.NET and why is it important?
5. How do you execute a stored procedure with output parameters in ADO.NET?
6. What is the difference between ExecuteNonQuery, ExecuteScalar, and ExecuteReader?
7. How are transactions handled in ADO.NET?
8. What are the advantages of using parameterized queries over string concatenation?
9. How do you store and retrieve files (BLOBs) in SQL Server using ADO.NET?
10. How is SQLite different from SQL Server when used in .NET applications?
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