Data Access Layers in ASP.NET Applications

Great video.  More More !

Great video.  More More !

THANKS  MORE on the way !!!

execelent video more........

Good one....

Hello, like always the video's are very clear presented.. compliments. Regarding to this video i don't really understand why you still want to use the dataset instead of linq? Please fill me in :)

I'm having trouble with the c# code.  Is there a c# video?

Great video. Thank you.  One question i have been struggling with is how do i refresh my dataset in the designer once i make a change to the database of some sort (i.e. add/remove a column etc).  Would i have to rebuild it from scratch and if so would i need to redo any custom methods created?

thnk you so much

*salah eddine bekhouche*

Great Video - Simple and to the point. Thanks

Hey Joe,

This was great and to the point.  Would you be willing to make something like this that shows how to create and use datasets that involve more than one (preferrably 3 or more) table with relationships.  Also, would you be able to address whether it is worth using a dataset for an entire Database, or a different dataset for each table or relationship aspect, etc.

I always see everyone creating one table examples, but nobody seems to address multiple tables with relationships.  It would be a great help to many I'm sure.

Thanks again for all you do!  I'm a big fan of your videos.

we need more videos about dataset and when to use them

Thank you

These are amazing.  Finally Microsoft is thinking like  prospective users/developers!

Joe, Your videos are simple keeps me interested all along. I have watched some videos by other guys where after a few mins, me and the presenter are both on different pages!

Thanks... and really looking forward to more on this series - probably a huge series like the one u have on Ajax. :)

Thanks joe

But what if I extracted only one record and I want to save its attributes in variables..

thanks again

Hello thanks for these type of video.. But I am looking help,

Scenario: I am using ASP .Net 3.5, I made up Form, where I have Textbox (txtDeptID and txtDeptName) and I have Table Department in Department Table I have two fields (DeptID and DeptName).. Now I want to Connect txtDeptID and txtDeptName and perform simple operation Add Record, Delete Record, Update Record

help will be appreciable

Regard

yamu

Hello Joe,

I always enjoy your tutorials, thanks, I looked at your data access (the 3 videos), scott's tutorial on Data Access (www.asp.net/.../data-access) and LINQ video tutorials (www.asp.net/.../linq-videos). It seems that there are many ways to achieve data access, and this is good, but some times you need to know which fits better, why would I use LINQ to SQL data models, or why to use strongly typed data sets, there is also (still in work) Dynamic data, we need to know how to build an ARCHITECTURE.

I am now looking at Enterprise Library and just trying to decide if this is good for me, or should I go to strongly typed data sets and custom BLL or the mighty LINQ.

Regards,

Nader

think's for all

Very well structured video. Thanks for the same.

Very informative for new ASP.net developers.  Need more Videos on this series

dude... ur sample is not working.. when I tried to call the video adapter (by typing "as vidoeTable.."), the VB does not have the list.. but I manager to preview the data on the videoDS.xsd

Helpful....

Gud Videos

Its Too Useful

I think we need some videos that are more linq focused

TaNk U

Outstanding!

Excellent instructor that clearly states the objective and explains "how-to" and "why".  I really enjoy every video Joe has made!

Now wouldn't it be cool to hook that database up to a medie center capable page...

Thank you very much. ^^

The video was pretty straight forward.  I'm new to this, so straight forward means a lot.  Can someone tell me where to get the database?  I'm a little confused to how the 'video' naming came about.  If I could get my hands on the actual database, I think I can follow what goes where.

Thanks for the video.

When I play it, the audio is not there. Initially, I thought this has something to do with Vista. I played this on XP as well. No sound. Can somebody let me know what the problem could be? Thanks.

very nice =)

thanks

Thanks to the videos very useful.

Anybody who can help regarding images? i can't see them as i run the page.. thanks...

Great video!

great stuff, thanks Joe

Nice and simple step by step it's good. I even managed to do it with C# which I'm just learning. One oggof things about VS is you can do alot guessing and it will tell you when syntax is right! Which is half way to hopefully having it run right!

great

link is not working i am not able to download videos or code i badly need it.does any one know an alternate links from i can download the code and videos

thank you

Thanks! Jërëjëf!

Tahir Alvi

This is very nice for the develpor that start works on the ASP.NET.

This was great, and I was able to get working with my departmental data using this tutorial right away. I am stuck now, trying to get this all working on the production webserver. Copying all the files over doesn't seem to be enough, what am I missing? Thank you

great video

thans

Hi, How Can I connect visual web developer 2008 express edition and Oracle 11g??

thank you.

Thank you for all the tutorials, you are making my life much easier. keep them coming!

Great video. Nice and simple. Thanks again - Keep these bad boys coming.

Thanks for the Video! Im impressed how much microsoft uses this site to not just promote ASP.net but how they really help you get started. I am a beginner at this stuff, but being able to learn from example, and then being handed the materials I need to work with it myself, THAT is impressive support. Thanks Joe for your help!

Great video but you're talking a bit fast. Thanks though!

OK, just ran through the tutorial and I want to say this was GREAT... Sorry about the earlier comment!

In case you were stuck restoring the database backup - http://forums.asp.net/t/1042466.aspx