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Posted By: sourirajan saravanan       Member Level: Gold       Posted Date: 18 May 2006       Category: VB.NET

SQL Insert statements are sent to a database using:






Select Answer:

SQLConnection & its ExecuteReader method
SQLCommand object & its ExecuteNonQuery method
SQLCommand object & its ExecuteReader method
SQLParameter object & its Execute method
None of the Above



      
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