How to Fetch Data From MySQL Database in C# Visual Studio 2022 | C# MYSQL TUTORIAL |Retrieve Data C#
MySQL
MySQL is a leading open source database management system. It is a multi user, multithreaded database management system. MySQL is especially popular on the web. MySQL database is available on most important OS platforms. It runs on BSD Unix, Linux, Windows or Mac OS. MySQL comes in two versions: MySQL server system and MySQL embedded system.
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ADO.NET
ADO.NET is a specification that unifies access to relational databases, XML files and other application data. MySql.Data is an implementation of the ADO.NET specification for the MySQL database. It is a driver written in C# language and is available for all .NET languages.
$ dotnet add package MySql.Data
We include the package to our .NET Core project.
The MySqlConnection, MySqlCommand, MySqlDataReader, DataSet, and MySqlDataProvider are the core elements of the .NET data provider model. The MySqlConnection creates a connection to a specific data source. The MySqlCommand object executes an SQL statement against a data source. The MySqlDataReader reads streams of data from a data source.
The DataSet object is used for offline work with a mass of data. It is a disconnected data representation that can hold data from a variety of different sources. Both MySqlDataReader and DataSet are used to work with data; they are used under different circumstances. If we only need to read the results of a query, the MySqlDataReader is the better choice. If we need more extensive processing of data, or we want to bind a Winforms control to a database table, the DataSet is preferred.
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