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Recommend a good ADO.NET book?

Any good books on ADO.NET out there? Please let me know. Thanks.

+1  A: 
Dave Swersky  2009-01-29 17:03:35
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Books are great, but I honestly think MSDN may be your best resource:

You could find a well-reviewed book on Amazon but it's just going to present the MSDN documentation in a different format.

Corbin March  2009-01-29 17:04:42
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Conrad  2009-01-29 17:17:19
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Matt Hamilton  2009-01-29 21:38:04
++ - this and it's counterpart, the advanced topics, are your ultimate ADO.NET reference. Highly reccomend.
pezi_pink_squirrel  2009-01-29 21:42:08

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