October 23, 2002 03:23 PM

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Executing an ADO.NET action command--quickly
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SQL Server Magazine
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When you need to get data from your database, you naturally start by coding a SELECT statement to return one or more rows—a rowset—containing the answer to your question. Sometimes you want this kind of comprehensive information; other times you simply want a yes or no answer. When you ask, "Are seats available on the next flight to Cleveland?" you're not asking for a list of those seats—only whether seats are obtainable. In some cases, you might want to return a number from a que...

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