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Simplify SQL Server Integration with ADONet Sql Server Tools for .NET

This powerful library offers a set of helper functions to make common database operations like executing queries, running stored procedures, handling transactions, and performing bulk insertions super simple.
Key Features:
Query Execution: Execute SQL queries and retrieve results as DataTables.
Stored Procedures: Easily call stored procedures with parameters.
Bulk Insert: Perform efficient bulk inserts using SqlBulkCopy.
Transactions: Simplify multi-step database operations with built-in transaction management.
Schema Management: Create, alter, and drop tables, views, and stored procedures.
JSON Export: Serialize query results into JSON for API integration.Key Features:Query Execution: Execute SQL queries and retrieve results as DataTables. Stored Procedures: Easily call stored procedures with parameters. Bulk Insert: Perform efficient bulk inserts using SqlBulkCopy. Transactions: Simplify multi-step database operations with built-in transaction management. Schema Management: Create, alter, and drop tables, views, and stored procedures. JSON Export: Serialize query results into JSON for API integration.
How It Works:
*Execute SQL Queries:How It Works:Execute SQL Queries: *

var query = "SELECT * FROM Users";
var result = sqlHelper.ExecuteQuery(query);
Run Stored Procedures:
var parameters = new SqlParameter[] { new SqlParameter("@UserId", SqlDbType.Int) { Value = 1 } };
var storedProcedureResults = sqlHelper.ExecuteStoredProcedure("GetUserById", parameters);

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Bulk Insert:

DataTable dataTable = new DataTable();
dataTable.Columns.Add("UserName", typeof(string));
dataTable.Rows.Add("Alice", "alice@example.com");
sqlHelper.BulkInsert("Users", dataTable);
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Transactions:

var command1 = new SqlCommand("UPDATE Users SET IsActive = 1 WHERE UserId = 1");
var command2 = new SqlCommand("UPDATE Users SET IsActive = 0 WHERE UserId = 2");
sqlHelper.ExecuteTransaction(new[] { command1, command2 });
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Installation:
You can easily add ADONet Sql Server Tools via NuGet:
Visual Studio:
Right-click your project > Manage NuGet Packages > Search for ADONet-Sql-Server-Tools > InstallInstallation:You can easily add ADONet Sql Server Tools via NuGet:Visual Studio:Right-click your project > Manage NuGet Packages > Search for ADONet-Sql-Server-Tools > Install
.NET CLI:
dotnet add package ADONet-Sql-Server-Tools
Why Use It?
Boost Productivity: No need to write repetitive boilerplate code for common SQL operations.
Reduce Complexity: Simplify your SQL Server interaction with a clean, intuitive API.
Security: Automatically handles parameterized queries to protect against SQL injection attacks.
Whether you're building complex enterprise applications or just automating tasks with SQL Server, ADONet Sql Server Tools will make your life easier!
Try it out today!
Check out the full documentation and example project to get started.Why Use It?Boost Productivity: No need to write repetitive boilerplate code for common SQL operations.
Reduce Complexity: Simplify your SQL Server interaction with a clean, intuitive API.
Security: Automatically handles parameterized queries to protect against SQL injection attacks.Whether you're building complex enterprise applications or just automating tasks with SQL Server, ADONet Sql Server Tools will make your life easier!Try it out today!Check out the full documentation and example project to get started.

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