ADO.NET Connections provides a robust mechanism to connect to SQL Server databases.
This section introduces the fundamental concepts of ADO.NET Connections.
It covers setting up the connection, executing queries, and handling data.
This is a sample table to demonstrate connection setup.
Here, we will insert some data into the user table.
To connect to a SQL Server database, you'll need a SQL Server instance and a database connection string.
The connection string contains the server name, database name, and authentication details.
Example: Server=myServer;Database=myDataDatabase;User Id=myUser;Password=myPassword