Welcome back! If you are following along from the last post , you'll notice that two controls were automatically created on our page when we dropped the Customer table onto the page. The first control is called a GridView. The GridView control is used to display data in much the same way that the SQL...

In our last post we showed what happened when you drag and drop a table onto the design surface, a fully functional (including sorting, paging, updating and deleting) SqlDataSource with T-SQL populating the command fields. While this scenario makes for a slick demo, it's not ideal. The reason I say it...

Ok so I made a mistake when I kicked off this series...I picked Sql Server Express as our database for all the logical reasons...however I failed to remember that Sql Server Express doesn't do Sql Cache Dependency...so instead of retro fitting my series to use Sql Server 2005 I'll punt and just say ...