Acknowledgments
THIS
BOOK
HAS
TAKEN
LONGER
to create
than
any
of
my
previous books,
due
in
part
to
the
fundamental
differences
between
Visual Basic 6.0
and
its version
of
ADO
and
the
new
.NET paradigm.
Throughout
this process, I asked for
and
received lots
of
help. While
some
contributed
more
than
others, all were generous with
their
time,
talents, guidance, patience,
and
inside information. Microsoft was very helpful
in
many
ways
and
should
be
proud
of
their
Visual Studio .NET
and
SQL
Server 2000
teams as represented
by
(in
alphabetical order) Andrew Jenks, Ann Morris, Ari Bixhom,
Brad Merrill, Brian Henry, Chris Dias, Dave Mendlen, David Sceppa, David Schleifer,
Drew Fletcher, Ed Robinson, Edward Jezierski,
Jonathan
Hawkins, Michael Pizzo,
Mike Iem, Omri Gazitt, Paul Vick, Richard Waymire, Rick Nasci, Rob Copeland,
Rob Howard, Robert Green, Sean Draine, Sidney Higa,
and
Stacey Giard. Microsoft
provided training sessions,
beta
software,
and
code
reviews
that
made
the
process
of
getting
accurate
information
(not
always favorable to Microsoft)
in
the
book.
This is a departure from Microsoft's prior approach to
new
versions
of
Visual
Studio-
and
we
authors
really
appreciate
it. Others
outside
of
Microsoft were also
helpful-
most
of
all Kimberly Tripp
Simonnet
and
the
Aces
team,
including Charles Carroll.
I
would
also like
to
mention
the
cadre
of
technical editors I enlisted
to
take
on
the
challenges
ofleaming
an
entirely
new
language,
learning
a basically
new
devel-
opment
suite, working with
pre-beta
and
beta
code,
and
doing so
at
great distances.
Early on, David Jezak,
an
old
friend
and
co-worker from
the
Visual Basic devel-
opment
team
at
Microsoft,
took
on
the
monumental
task
of
building
the
example
CD.
He was able to reorganize
it
and
repeatedly
test
the
examples
on
each
version
of
.NET
as
they
emerged. Carl
Prothman
and
Pamela
Fanstill also provided
repeated
in-depth
technical reviews
of
the
.NET
code
and
the
prose.
As
the
project
was
nearing
completion, Peter Blackburn
made
another
pass
at
the
prose
and
the
examples
as
he
converted
the
Visual Basic
edition
to
work
in
C#.
All
of
these
folks
added
significant value
to
the
book
because
they
made
sure
the
words were right
and
that
the
examples
did
what
they
were
intended
to do. Thanks to all
of
you.
Since writing
the
first
edition
of
ADO
Examples and Best
Practices,
I
have
set
up
my
own
company
to
manage
the
business
side
of
being
an
author
and
trainer. My
wife, Marilyn,
has
been
instrumental
in
keeping
the
company
books
and
business
in
the
black
and
on
the
right side
of
the
(rather complex) tax laws. She
has
also
been
able to
let
me
live
and
work
in
the
same
house
with
her,
which
is quite
an
accom-
plishment
in
and
of
itself given
my
grumpy
nature
when
I'm
working-but
if
she
comes
in
here
again with
the
vacuum
...
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