Artemakis Artemiou

In this tip we will talk about setting up a proper exception handling mechanism for .NET applications that make calls to SQL Server.

In previous tips we covered the different types of multithreading options available in .Net and in this tip we look at how to choose the best option.

In this tip we will be examine another .Net multithreading technique the Task Parallel Library.

In this tip we will be examine another .Net multithreading technique the ThreadPool class.

In this tip we look at how to build a multithreaded application using the .NET thread class.

Learn about the need for multithreading in .NET applications, especially for data applications and GUI environments. It is with multithreading that we avoid screen freezes when time-consuming processes are running in the background

As we continue our series of tips on getting started with developing with .NET and SQL Server we look at how to use the data grid view with SQL Server data.

Learn how to write .NET code to work with calling different types of SQL Server functions.

Learn how to build a simple .NET application that uses SQL Server stored procedures to retrieve and update data from a database.

In this tip we look at a few examples of using .NET code to update and select data from SQL Server tables by creating a simple application and connection string to the SQL Server database.

In this tip we look at a simple example to get you started with developing a .NET application that connects to SQL Server.

This tip will help you better understand what connection pooling is and provide knowledge on how to take advantage of the connection pooling mechanism when writing .NET data access code that communicates with SQL Server.