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Dear Experts

Warm Greetings!!!

i would like to know the all the possible ways to performing CRUD operation from Visual Studio.

Below are the few that i know

1) ADO.Net
2) Entity Framework
3) nHibernate
4) WCF (Not sure though)

Please help me widen my knowledge on this

Thanks
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Mukesh Pr@sad 13-Nov-14 3:33am    
MVC also
Member 10385392 13-Nov-14 5:32am    
Thanks
Thanks7872 13-Nov-14 4:24am    
'Widen my knowledge' is not a question. Its your task,not ours. Learn something using your favorite search engine, implement code mentioned there, then if you face any issue with that code come back with problematic code block and ask specific question.
Member 10385392 13-Nov-14 5:32am    
Ok Sir. My Bad. I will take this as an experience. Thanks

1.At the logic level you could use the data access services provided by the next technologies: ADO.NET, Entity Framework or NHibernate.

2.On top of these services you could use LINQ

3.At the user interface level you could use 4 types of applications:
a)Windows Forms - and to use the existing forms controls like DataGridView[^]

b)WPF (windows Presentation Foundation) and the MVVM pattern, and the similar control for grid: GridView[^]

c)ASP.NET web application and the GridView web control[^] I have also an article about using this topic: Advanced ASPX GridView Pagination and Data Entities[^]

d)ASP.NET MVC web application and here you could use jqGrid like I did in my next article: MVC Basic Site: Step 4 – jqGrid Integration in MVC 4.0 using AJAX, JSON, jQuery, LINQ, and Serialization[^]

4. Note that WCF is for communication between applications and/or applications layers.
 
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Thank you Raul Iloc for your answer. Very Helpful
 
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BillWoodruff 13-Nov-14 5:35am    
Please post comments on solutions by using the "Have a Question or Comment?" button: do not post them as "solutions."
Raul Iloc 13-Nov-14 6:32am    
1.Welcome, I am glad that I could help you!
2.Like Bill said, you should post comments bellow to my solution in this case, and not to create a new solution for a comment.
Member 10385392 13-Nov-14 7:27am    
I will note whatever i got as reply here. Thanks again to all of you for your suggestions and solutions. Have a great time

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