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Topic: Active Server Pages Programming (ASP)



Expert: Srini Nagarajan
Date: 6/23/2005
Subject: ASP.net framework

Question
Sir,
I am new to asp.net.From last one year i m working in asp.To use ASP.net from where i have to install it.I already install Microsoft dotnet framework 1.1 .Is it sufficient to run all asp.net pages.if not then pls tell what other i have to install it.Till now i am able to run simple aspx pages after reading tutorial from the site w3schools.com.But i am unable to connect from the database.If possible then pls send me a sample code to connect from the database.
Table : user
fields : username,password
we have to retrieve all the existing users from tabloe user.
Please give me the code for same.I will be highly oblique to you if u send me the code asap.
regards
Ankit

Answer
hi

You just need Microsoft.NET framework.. also you need Visual Studio.NET 2003 to create pages.

For quick tutorials you can goto

http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/quickstart/aspplus/doc/webdatabinding.aspx

and gives you complete sample how to connect to database with source code.

Happy Programming!

-Srini

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