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Chapter Objectives

Chapter Objectives. Using Data Sources in Visual Studio .NET. The process of binding the data is the same regardless of the data source DataReader - provides a read-only, direct connection to the data source DataSet - accesses data as multiple DataTables

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  1. Chapter Objectives Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  2. Using Data Sources in Visual Studio .NET • The process of binding the data is the same regardless of the data source • DataReader - provides a read-only, direct connection to the data source • DataSet - accesses data as multiple DataTables • DataTables - can have relationships defined between the DataTable Objects • DataView - subset of one of the DataTables within the DataSet Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  3. The DataReader Object • Retrieve a read-only, non-buffered stream of data from a database • One record at any one time is stored in memory • When the new record is read, the old record is removed from memory first • Stream of data, retrieved sequentially • SqlDataReader - SQL Server • OledbDataReader - other OLE DB databases Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  4. Using a DataReader Object with an Access Database • Create connection string, Connection object, open Connection • Create a variable - SQL command or stored procedure • Create Command object - SQL and Connection object • Declare variable - DataReader Object • ExecuteReader of Command object - retrieve data and place data in DataReader • Read data from DataReader object, and write column values to the Web page • Close the DataReader object and connection Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  5. Using the DataReader to Retrieve Data from a Database DataReader.aspx (Page 382) Dim CS As String = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Chapter8\data\ TaraStore.mdb;" Dim objCN As New OleDb.OleDbConnection(CS) objCN.Open() Dim mySQL As String = _ "SELECT CategoryName FROM Categories" Dim objCM As New OleDb.OleDbCommand(mySQL, objCN) Dim objDR As OleDb.OleDbDataReader objDR = objCM.ExecuteReader() Dim MyCat As String While objDR.Read() MyCat = MyCat + (objDR("CategoryName") & "<br />") End While objDR.Close() objCN.Close() lblCat.Text = MyCat Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  6. DataReader.aspx (continued) Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  7. Building Advanced Queries Using SQL • Retrieve a select group of records using a criterion that is used to filter the records • A search condition evaluates to True or False • Strings are case-sensitive • WHERE keyword identify search condition • “AND” - conditions must resolve to True • “OR” - one condition needs to resolve to True WHERE user = 'katie' ANDS pwd = 'pass' WHERE lastVisit>#11/12/2003# OR member='new' Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  8. Building Advanced Queries Using SQL (continued) • Search condition expression • Keyword NULL to search for empty fields • Valid comparison operators include +, <, >, <>, IS, and ISNOT SELECT CategoryName, CategoryID, CatImage, Thumbnail, Description FROM Categories WHERE (CategoryName='Jewelry') OR (CategoryID>3) ORDER BY CategoryName ASC Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  9. Building SQL Queries to Insert, Modify, and Delete Data • Insert record INSERT INTO Products(name, price) VALUES('chair',153.00) • Concatenate the statement into a String SQL = "UPDATE Products SET " & _ " ProductName='Claddagh Ring'," & _ " UnitCost='25.45' WHERE ProductID=353" Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  10. Securing SQL Databases • SQL injection – attach SQL statements to an existing SQL query to run additional commands • Use stored procedures • Verify data entry • Strong passwords – combination of numbers and special characters to make it more difficult to guess Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  11. Using the DataReader Object with a SQL Server Database • Use different objects - SqlConnection, SqlCommand, and SqlDataReader • Steps same for both the OleDb and SqlClient • DataReader.aspx • Rewritten to support a SQL Server database using the SqlDataReader Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  12. Upsizing an Access Database to SQL Server Ch8TaraStoreSQL (Page 391) • Better security, performance, user management • Print or save Upsize Report TSUpsizeReport.html • Tools menu, Database Utilities • IUSR_MachineName – read permission to display data • User account – write permission to upsize • SA user have CREATE DATABASE privileges • Create a page to display your data Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  13. Using the DataReader Object to Display Data DataReaderSQL.aspx (Page 394) • Add Connection object SqlConnection1.Open() Dim mySQL As String = _ "SELECT CategoryName FROM Categories" Dim objCM As New _ SqlClient.SqlCommand(mySQL, SqlConnection1) Dim objDR As SqlClient.SqlDataReader objDR = objCM.ExecuteReader() Dim MyCat As String While objDR.Read() MyCat = MyCat + (objDR("CategoryName") & "<br>") End While objDR.Close() SqlConnection1.Close() lblCat.Text = MyCat Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  14. Using the DataReader Object with Stored Procedures DataReaderStoredProc.aspx (Page 396) • Create stored procedure CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.CategoryList AS SELECT * FROM Categories ORDER BY CategoryID ASC RETURN • Create Connection object Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  15. DataReaderStoredProc.aspx (continued) SqlConnection1.Open() Dim objCM As SqlClient.SqlCommand objCM = New _ SqlClient.SqlCommand("CategoryList", _ SqlConnection1) objCM.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure Dim objDR As SqlClient.SqlDataReader objDR = _ objCM.ExecuteReader(CommandBehavior.CloseConnection) MyList.DataSource = objDR MyList.DataBind() Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  16. Using the DataReader Object with Parameters DataReaderDisplay.aspx (Page 398) • Delete Connection object and replace with new • Create stored procedures CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.SubCategoryByCategory @CategoryID int AS SELECT * FROM SubCategories WHERE CategoryID = @CategoryID ORDER BY SubCategoryID RETURN Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  17. DataReaderDisplay.aspx (continued) CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.ProductsBySubCategory @SubCategoryID int AS SELECT * FROM Products WHERE SubCategoryID = @SubCategoryID ORDER BY ModelName RETURN CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.SingleProductByProductID @ProductID int AS SELECT * FROM Products WHERE ProductID = @ProductID ORDER BY ModelName RETURN Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  18. How the QueryString Passes Data from the Database • DataReaderProducts.aspx • 4 functions - data bound to DataList control • Pass parameters • Show - set ImageUrl • selItem - selected item • CatID, SubCatID, ProdID • Creates Categegory List • GetCat() -> CategoryList Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  19. DataReaderDisplay.aspx (continued) • Click on category • DataReaderProducts.aspx?CatID=21&selItem=0&Show=cat • GetSubCats(CatID) • SubCategoryByCategory • SubCategories list bound to MySubCatList • LargeImage Show = cat • ImageUrl = "images/CatPics/" & CatID & ".jpg" Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  20. DataReaderDisplay.aspx (continued) • Click on subcategory • ?CatID=21&SubCatID=1&selItem=0&Show=prodlist • GetProducts(SubCatID) • ProductsBySubCategory • Products list bound to MyProdList • LargeImage Show = prodlist • "images/SubCatPics/" & SubCatID & ".jpg" Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  21. DataReaderDisplay.aspx (continued) • Click on subcategory • ?ProdID=548&CatID=21&SubCatID=1&selItem=0&Show=prod • GetProduct (ProdID ) • SingleProductByProductID • Products list bound to MyProduct • LargeImage Show = prod • "images/ProductPics/" & ProdID & ".jpg" Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  22. DataReaderProducts.aspx (Page 401) • Delete Connection and replace with new • Insert code to pass parameter to stored procedure Dim paramCatID As SqlParameter paramCatID = New SqlParameter("@CategoryID", SqlDbType.Int, 4) paramCatID.Value = CatID objCM2.Parameters.Add(paramCatID) Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  23. The DataAdapter, DataSet, and DataView Objects • Summary of Steps • DataAdapter (Connection and SQL) • Generate DataSet from the Data menu • DataView object • Assign Table to the DataView • Assign DataSource to DataView • DataAdapter.Fill(DataSet) • Bind the controls to data source • Page.DataBind() or Control.DataBind() Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  24. The DataAdapter, DataSet, and DataView Objects (continued) • Assign Table to DataView in code SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(MyDS) Dim MyDV As DataView = New DataView(MyDS, "Categories") MyDG.DataSource = MyDV MyDG.DataBind() • Table Collection – use index position Dim objDV As New DataView() objDV = DS11.Tables(0).DefaultView MyDG.DataSource = objDV MyDG.DataBind() Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  25. The DataAdapter, DataSet, and DataView Objects (continued) • Create objects manually Dim CN As New SqlConnection(CS) Dim MySQL As String = "Select * From Categories" MyDS = New DataSet() MyDA = New SqlDataAdapter(MySQL, CN) MyDA.Fill(MyDS, "Categories") Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  26. Using the DataView to Retrieve Data from a Database DataViewProducts.aspx (Page 406) • DataAdapter, DataSet, DataView • Products table • Filter DataView • Set RowFilter to SubCategoryID=19 • Add data binding code SqlDataAdapter1.Fill(DS_DataViewProducts1) Page.DataBind() Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  27. Customizing the DataGrid Control • Code behind the page, or visual tools • Data Columns • Bound columns - data that is bound to a column display the data, use the data in an expression, • Unbound columns - display content – buttons • Supports Sorting, Paging, and Filtering data Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  28. Paging and Sorting Data with the DataGrid Control PageSortProducts.aspx (Page 409) • Link Button control top of the column • Sorted by that column • DataGrid does not actually sort the rows • Raises a SortCommand event • Data rebound to the DataSource • Add code to sort the data if the event occurs • Sort expression passed • Represented as e.SortExpression • Get value selected as the sort key • Rebind the DataGrid to DataView Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  29. PageSortProducts.aspx (continued) • Displays a subset of records across Web pages • Navigation bar page (LinkButtons) • Default number of records - 10 • Turned off by default • Paging property of the DataGrid (AllowPaging) • Raises PageIndexChanged event • Add code to handle the event • Set CurrentPageIndex to NewPageIndex • Rebind the data Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  30. PageSortProducts.aspx (continued) • DataAdapter, DataSet, DataView • Set DataGrid Properties • Set to True • ShowFooter, ShowHeader, • AllowSorting, AllowPaging • PageSize – 3 • Change NextPrevText to Next; PrevPageText to Previous; Position to TopAndBottom • Fill DataSet and bind DataGrid Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  31. PageSortProducts.aspx (continued) • SortCommand DataView1.Sort = e.SortExpression MyDG.DataBind() • PageIndexChanged MyDG.CurrentPageIndex = e.NewPageIndex MyDG.DataBind() Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  32. Filtering Data with the DataGrid Control DataSetSearch.aspx (Page 412) • Temporarily select a subset of records • Does not remove the data from the database • RowFilter property of DataView • When the filter is removed, the records are redisplayed within the Web page Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  33. DataSetSearch.aspx (continued) Dim MySearch As String If Not Page.IsPostBack Then txtSearch.Text = "" MyDG.Visible=False Else BindMyDG() End If MySearch = "ModelName LIKE '*" &  txtSearch.Text & "*'" objDV.RowFilter = MySearch RecNum = objDV.Count.ToString MyDG.DataSource = objDV Page.DataBind() Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  34. DataSetSearch.aspx (continued) Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  35. DataSetSearch.aspx (continued) Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  36. DataSetSearch.aspx (continued) CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.FilterDataGrid @MySearchTerm nvarchar(20) AS SELECT * FROM Products WHERE (ModelName LIKE @MySearchTerm ) ORDER BY ModelName RETURN Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  37. DataSetSearch.aspx (continued) Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  38. Inserting, Modifying, and Deleting Records • Create new records, modify existing records, and delete records • Use SQL commands • Methods built into Data controls • ItemCommand and CommandBuilder – to build your own methods Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  39. Using the DataGrid Control to Maintain a Database • Style Properties • AlternatingItemStyle – alternating rows • EditItemStyle – row being edited • FooterStyle – footer row • HeaderStyle – header row • ItemStyle – individual items within list or control • PagerStyle – page selection controls • SelectedItemStyle – currently selected item Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  40. Using the DataGrid Control to Maintain a Database (continued) • HeaderText, HeaderImageURL, and FooterText • top and bottom of TemplateColumn • contain HTML elements and controls • Visible property – show or hide column • SortExpression property – identify the column used when sorting the column • DataField property – data column bound • DataFormatString property – formatting rules • ReadOnly property – stop editing a column Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  41. Using the DataGrid Control to Maintain a Database (continued) • ItemTemplate – HTML elements and controls • TemplateColumn – additional content, HTML • EditCommandColumn (cover later) • DeleteCommandColumn (cover later) • EditItemTemplate – edit mode • HyperLinkColumn – bind a hyperlink to data • ButtonColumn – insert a user defined button • ButtonType – LinkButton (hyperlink) or PushButton (button) Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  42. Using the DataGrid Control to Maintain a Database (continued) • Retrieve data in TextBox control Sub UpdateItem(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As DataGridCommandEventArgs) Dim MyData As String Dim MyTB As TextBox MyTB = CType(e.Item.Cells(1).Controls(0), TextBox) MyData = MyTB.Text End Sub  Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  43. Using the DataGrid Control to Maintain a Database (continued) • E.Item and FindControl to locate column Sub UpdateItem(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As DataGridCommandEventArgs) Dim MyData As String Dim box As TextBox MyTB = CType(e.Item.Cells(1).FindControl("FirstName"), TextBox) MyData = MyTB.text End Sub   Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  44. Inserting a New Record with the DataReader Control and with Stored Procedures and Parameters • Create stored procedure CREATE Procedure AddCatSQL ( @CatName nvarchar(50), @CatImage nvarchar(50), @CatThumb nvarchar(50), @CatDesc ntext, @CatID int OUTPUT ) AS INSERT INTO Categories (CategoryName, CatImage, Thumbnail, Description) VALUES (@CatName, @CatImage, @CatThumb, @CatDesc) SELECT @CatID = @@Identity Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  45. InsertCat.aspx (Page 420) • btnAdd event handler Dim CatDesc As String = tCatDesc.Text • Create parameters – returns CatID Dim pCatID As SqlClient.SqlParameter pCatID = New SqlClient.SqlParameter("@CatID", SqlDbType.Int, 4) pCatID.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output oCM.Parameters.Add(pCatID)  Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  46. InsertCat.aspx (continued) • Create parameters Dim pCatDesc As SqlClient.SqlParameter pCatDesc = New SqlClient.SqlParameter("@CatDesc", SqlDbType.NText) pCatDesc.Value = CatDesc oCM.Parameters.Add(pCatDesc)  Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  47. InsertCat.aspx (continued) • Run command • Preview page SqlConnection1.Open() oCM.ExecuteNonQuery() SqlConnection1.Close() Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  48. Deleting a Record with the DataGrid Control • Different methods • Use a built-in TemplateColumn • DeleteCommand • Built-in method of Delete Column • Delete LinkButton • ItemCommand – create command functions • ButtonColumn – trigger Delete function Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

  49. DeleteCat.aspx (Page 421) • DataAdapter, DataSet, DataView • Fill DataSet and bind DataGrid • Preview Data Introduction to ASP.NET, Second Edition

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