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ADO.NET is a web-enabled database.

 

ADO.NET is actually a data - access model. It is used to access data from various databases ( or datasources to be general ) and provide them to .NET Applications.

 

SQL is universally accepted language for accessing data using queries. Any new database model that doesen't prescribe to SQL will have to become obsolete.

 

By the way, what database is SFN using? ( Is it MySQL? :) )

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Not a lot of databases adhere strictly to SQL any longer; MySQL has numerous extensions to the language (for example, GROUP_CONCAT is extremely useful).

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