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Title: MySQL Connection using ADO.Net


1
MySQL Connection using ADO.Net
  • Connecting to MySQL from .NET Languages

2
ADO.Net Architecture
  • ADO.Net provides an architecture for
    communicating between an application and a data
    source.
  • The data source can be anything that has the
    required API, but usually it is a database server.

Data Source
Connection Object(ADO.Net)
Data Adaptor
Dataset (Local)
Application
3
MySQL ADO.Net Provider
  • MySqlConnection is main connection to the MySQL
    database
  • MySqlCommand enables the execution of any command
    against the database.
  • MySqlDataReader provides fast, forward-only read
    access to the database.
  • MySqlDataAdapter serves as an interface between
    the MySQL data classes and the Microsoft DataSet.
  • MySqlParameter used to store dynamic parameters
    for a command.
  • MySqlTransaction used to represent a MySQL
    transaction.

4
Getting MySqlConnector.Net
  • You need a MySql "Connector" for .Net
    applications.
  • Download from
  • http//dev.mysql.com/downloads/
  • Run the installer.
  • The connector registers itself with the "Global
    Assembly Cache" so that the DLL can be found.
  • Difference from Java Java uses a CLASSPATH to
    find code Visual Studio uses Windows Registry to
    find resources.
  • (Optional for visual programming) Add the
    components to the Toolbox in Visual
    Studio Tools -gt Add/Remove Toolbox
    Items...or Tools -gt Choose Toolbox Items...

5
Undefined MySql Namespace in C
  • After installing MySqlConnector.Net, in your
    project you would add its name space to your C
    source code
  • using MySql.Data.MySqlClient
  • but, you may get a compiler error that the
    "MySql" name space is not found.
  • in this case, add a reference to the Connector's
    DLL file
  • Project -gt Add Reference -gt Browse
  • Find the .Net2.0 MySqlData.dll file, ex
  • C/MySql/MySqlConnector.Net/bin/.Net
    2.0/MySqlData.dll
  • This should fix the name space problem.

6
Creating a Connection Object
  • Connection Object manages the connection to
    database server.
  • You must specify server name, username, password
  • Can omit unnecessary attributes or leave blank.

string connectString "Data SourcelocalhostData
basebankUser IdbankPasswordFatChance" MySqlC
onnection myconn new MySqlConnection(
connectString )
Better programming
public DBConnection(string host, string
database, string user, string pass)
string connectString String.Format( "Data
Source0Database1User Id2Password3",
host, database, user, pass) MySqlConnection
myconn new MySqlConnection( connectString )
7
Opening the Connection
  • After creating connection, open it.
  • This may throw a MySqlException

MySqlConnection myconn null try myconn
new MySqlConnection( connectString
) myconn.Open() catch ( MySqlException e )
Console.WriteLine("Error connecting to
server "e.Message)
8
Creating a Command Object
  • Use a MySqlCommand object to issue database cmds
  • A Command object is like a Java Statement object.
  • You can reuse a Command object.
  • Requires a Connection object (myconn) as param.

MySqlCommand cmd new MySqlCommand("SHOW
TABLES", myconn)
  • Method of executing command depends on the SQL
    statement
  • UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
    returns int.
  • SHOW (QUERY) cmd.ExecuteReader() returns
    MySqlDataReader

Semi-colon
MySqlDataReader reader cmd.ExecuteReader( )
9
Processing Query Data
  • MySqlDataReader has many methods for getting data
    by column number, column name, or index.
  • Iterate over results using (boolean) reader.Read(
    )

MySqlDataReader reader null try reader
cmd.ExecuteReader( ) if ( reader null )
Console.WriteLine("ExecuteReader
failed") return while( reader.Read() )
Console.WriteLine( reader.GetString(0) )
catch ( MySqlException e)
Console.WriteLine("caught exception "
e.Message ) finally if (reader ! null)
reader.Close()
10
Resources
  • MySQL
  • http//dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/dotne
    t/
  • Learning SQL
  • http//www.w3schools.com/sql/ nice tutorial and
    command reference
  • Learning JDBC
  • JDBC Trail in Sun's Java Tutorial.
  • Dietel, Java How To Program, Chapter 25.
  • ... and zillions of resources on the web
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