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But studying ADO.NET in isolation isn't enough. You need to understand not only the ADO.NET object model, but how to use that object model from Web Forms (ASP.NET) and Windows Forms applications, in Visual Basic .NET and Visual Studio .NET. In this article, you'll learn the basics of ADO.NET in the context of Web Forms and Windows Forms data binding, and understand how to do data binding using the wizards and designers in VS and from scratch.
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