IBM Information Management and Visual Studio .NET

31 May 2012 — Show descriptions | Hide descriptions

• Developing heterogeneous database applications using the IBM Data Server Provider for .NET

  Learn how to use the IBM Data Server Provider for .NET to create and manage global transactions on the IBM data servers using the code examples in this article.

• Access stored procedures using the IBM Data Server Provider for .NET

  Harness the modularity and efficiency of stored procedures while writing simple, efficient, and .NET-like applications that access multiple database objects simultaneously.

• Get started with the IBM Data Server.NET Provider for Informix

  Build a foundation for using the IBM Data Server.NET Provider for Informix to develop applications, work with complex database objects, and create data web services.

• Optimize your existing .NET applications using pureQuery

  Take advantage of the performance and security benefits of static SQL execution against IBM DB2 databases without having to modify your existing .NET applications.

• Develop a store locator application using IBM DB2 pureXML and ASP.NET

  In this tutorial, create a store locator application using C# ASP.NET to browse and maintain store information and plot coordinates on a map.

• Develop a sample app using LINQ programming and the ADO.NET Entity Framework

  Use the Entity Framework with DB2, IDS, or U2 to create your own application, step-by-step.

• Create IBM Data Web Services using IBM Database Add-Ins for Visual Studio

  Learn how IBM Database Add-Ins for Visual Studio provides support for IBM Data Web Services. Create, view, modify, and delete Web services without writing extensive code, and deploy them with ease.

• Perform OmniFind searches from .NET using Web services

  Use IBM OmniFind Enterprise Edition Web services to perform searches from applications based on Microsoft .NET technology.

• Generate data-bound XAML using IBM Database Add-Ins for Visual Studio

  Create Windows Presentation Foundation Extensible Application Markup Language applications utilizing IBM Database Add-Ins for Visual Studio, without having knowledge of XAML or a deep understanding of IBM databases.