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Expose your SQL Server data directly over the web. Learn to create SOAP-based native web services in SQL Server 2005/2008 that can be consumed from client applications over HTTP.

Want to store documents or photos in SQL server? Learn how SQL Server and ADO.NET together can provide an elegant solution for storing and retrieving BLOBs.

Store XML data directly in SQL Server. Use the power of the XML data type to store and manipulate XML data efficiently and easily.

Learn how ADO.NET connection pooling works and how to configure it to suit your performance requirements.

Apply the advanced trace log features of ADO.NET and improve your data access code.

The DataGridView control of Windows Forms is a versatile control that can help you create professional-looking data entry forms. It not only supports data binding but also provides frequently needed column types such as combo box and button.

The .NET Framework 2.0 provides many approaches to tackle the problem of dynamic form layout. Learn how to auto-size, anchor and dock Windows and forms using several techniques.

You can consume ASP.NET 2.0 application services—such as Membership, Roles, and Profiles—from client-side JavaScript code with ASP.NET AJAX.

Web services can play a significant role in data transport and overall communication between the client and the server. Learn how ASP.NET AJAX can consume ASP.NET web services.

ASP.NET 2.0 provides a new control called Wizard that allows hassle-free development of multiple Web forms that each contains a portion of a user's input.

Every Web site should present visitors with a simple yet flexible navigation structure. ASP.NET 2.0's SiteMap feature helps you implement this functionality easily.

Thanks to ASP.NET 2.0's built-in TreeView control, you can give your Web site a professional-looking navigation system that displays hierarchical data—without having to write lots of code and script.

In ASP.NET 2.0, you can customize the session state store as per your requirement. Explore one of the scalable and reliable approaches for storing session variables—SQL Server.

Expose your SQL Server data directly over the web. Learn to create SOAP-based native web services in SQL Server 2005/2008 that can be consumed from client applications over HTTP.

Want to store documents or photos in SQL server? Learn how SQL Server and ADO.NET together can provide an elegant solution for storing and retrieving BLOBs.

Store XML data directly in SQL Server. Use the power of the XML data type to store and manipulate XML data efficiently and easily.

Learn how ADO.NET connection pooling works and how to configure it to suit your performance requirements.

Apply the advanced trace log features of ADO.NET and improve your data access code.

The DataGridView control of Windows Forms is a versatile control that can help you create professional-looking data entry forms. It not only supports data binding but also provides frequently needed column types such as combo box and button.

The .NET Framework 2.0 provides many approaches to tackle the problem of dynamic form layout. Learn how to auto-size, anchor and dock Windows and forms using several techniques.

You can consume ASP.NET 2.0 application services—such as Membership, Roles, and Profiles—from client-side JavaScript code with ASP.NET AJAX.

Web services can play a significant role in data transport and overall communication between the client and the server. Learn how ASP.NET AJAX can consume ASP.NET web services.

ASP.NET 2.0 provides a new control called Wizard that allows hassle-free development of multiple Web forms that each contains a portion of a user's input.

Every Web site should present visitors with a simple yet flexible navigation structure. ASP.NET 2.0's SiteMap feature helps you implement this functionality easily.

Thanks to ASP.NET 2.0's built-in TreeView control, you can give your Web site a professional-looking navigation system that displays hierarchical data—without having to write lots of code and script.

In ASP.NET 2.0, you can customize the session state store as per your requirement. Explore one of the scalable and reliable approaches for storing session variables—SQL Server.