ADO.NET Express is an add-in for Visual Studio 2003 that generates class methods for calling stored procedures and executing common types of SQL statements. It supports C#/VB and SQL Server/Oracle. ADO.NET Express looks similar to Server Explorer. You can add database connections and browse schema objects such as tables and stored procedures. You can right click on a schema object to generate ADO.NET code for this object. For example, you can right-click on a stored procedure and generate a C# method that executes the stored procedure and returns a DataReader. ADO.NET Express is especially useful for ASP.NET and middleware developers who write a lot of data access code and would like to save time to do more creative tasks. Generated code is easy to understand and modify. ADO.NET Express has a variety of options for generating code that cover most of the common data access scenarios. Generated code can also be used as a template for modification.
ADO.NET Express version 1.2.0 readme
Copyright (C) Pharaoh Software, 2004. All rights reserved.
website: http://www.adonetexpress.com
Contents
1. Description
2. System requirements
3. Installation
4. Quick start instructions
5. Support & bug reporting
6. Upgrades
7. Feedback
1. Description
ADO.NET Express is an add-in for Visual Studio 2003 that generates class
methods for calling stored procedures and executing common types of SQL
statements. It supports C#/VB and SQL Server/Oracle.
Please go to http://www.adonetexpress.com for more detailed information.
2. System requirements
Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 Server
Visual Studio .NET 2003
Oracle 8i, Oracle 9i, Oracle 10g or SQL Server 2000
3. Installation
You need to run AdoNetExpressSetup.exe to install the program. ADO.NET Express
will be registered as Visual Studio add-in. You will be able to access it
via Tools|ADO.NET Express menu command or via Tools|Add-in Manager menu
command in Visual Studio.
4. Quick start instructions
There are several simple steps you need to perform to generate code with
ADO.NET Express:
1. Open a C# or Visual Basic.NET project.
2. Open a file and position the cursor in the place where you would like
to add code.
3. Add a database connection to ADO.NET Express using an icon with a plus sign.
4. Expand the database connection to browse schema objects.
5. Choose the schema object for which you would like to generate code, for
example stored procedure. Right-click on it to see a context menu with code
generation options.
6. Choose the appropriate code generation option. Code will be inserted at the
current cursor position in the code editing window.
5. Support & bug reporting
Licensed users are entitled to free email support.
The easiest way to contact support is to submit your questions via web based
support form - http://www.adonetexpress.com/support.aspx
You can also send an email to support@adonetexpress.com
6. Upgrades
Licensed users are entitled to free program updates for one major version.
For example, if you purchased version 1.0.0 you will get a free upgrade to
version 1.x.x but you will need to buy version 2.0.0.
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