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.NET DEVELOPMENT

Handle ADO.NET Concurrency Issues

Overcome concurrency exceptions with these code techniques.

By Craig Utley

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ADO.NET is a great advancement for building scalable, robust applications. One of the major features that enables ADO.NET's great scalability is the DataSet. The DataSet is inherently disconnected, having the ability to create a database schema in memory and store records in the in-memory tables. Although the DataSet's disconnected paradigm is incredibly powerful, it leads to one particular issue: concurrency. Learn how to handle concurrency issues in ADO.NET.

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Web Edition: 2005 Week 34, Doc #17001

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Keyword Tags: ActiveX, ADO - ActiveX Data Objects, Data Integration, Database, Database Development, Microsoft, Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft Visual Basic .NET, Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft .NET, Microsoft .NET Framework, Security, Software Development

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