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    Professional ADO.NET 2
    Programming with SQL Server 2005,
    Oracle, and MySQL
    Wallace B. McClure
    Gregory A. Beamer
    John J. Croft IV
    J. Ambrose Little
    Bill Ryan
    Phil Winstanley
    David Yack
    Jeremy Zongker
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    Professional ADO.NET 2
    Programming with SQL Server 2005,
    Oracle, and MySQL
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    Professional ADO.NET 2
    Programming with SQL Server 2005,
    Oracle, and MySQL
    Wallace B. McClure
    Gregory A. Beamer
    John J. Croft IV
    J. Ambrose Little
    Bill Ryan
    Phil Winstanley
    David Yack
    Jeremy Zongker
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    Professional ADO.NET 2 Programming with SQL Server
    2005, Oracle, and MySQL
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    About the Authors
    Wallace B. McClure
    Wallace B. McClure graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1990 with a bachelor of
    science degree in electrical engineering. He continued his education there, receiving a masterÕs degree in
    the same field in 1991. Since that time, he has done consulting and development for such companies as
    Coca-Cola, Bechtel National, Magnatron, and Lucent Technologies, among others. Products and
    services have included work with ASP, ADO, XML, and SQL Server, as well as numerous applications in
    the Microsoft .NET Framework. Wally McClure specializes in building applications that have large
    numbers of users and large amounts of data. He is a Microsoft MVP and an ASPInsider, and a partner in
    Scalable Development, Inc. You can read WallyÕs blog at http://weblogs.asp.net/wallym/.
    Gregory A. Beamer
    Gregory A. Beamer is a solutions architect specializing in Microsoft Internet technologies. Greg got
    involved in programming in the early 1990s with Visual Basic 3 and has stayed on the leading edge of
    Microsoft Internet technologies since the Denali beta (ASP 1.0). Greg first worked with .NET with the
    PDC 2000 beta and has been on both the SQL Server 2005 and .NET 2.0 betas since spring 2003. When
    Greg is not working, he spends his time with his wife, Tiffany, and their four daughters, Rebecca, Emily,
    Annabelle, and Miranda.
    John J. Croft IV
    John J. Croft IV graduated from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1991, receiving a bachelorÕs
    degree in mechanical engineering. He then spent five years consulting for large companies, including
    Coca-Cola, BellSouth, and MCI. Work at these companies primarily involved C and C++ programming
    and object-oriented systems analysis. His various clients have included both Fortune 100s and small
    startup companies. Their problems have ranged drastically, from large databases and executive informa-
    tion systems to lithotripter control and satellite telemetry. Croft has completed projects with Java, XML,
    and, recently, C# and .NET applications. He is a partner in Scalable Development, Inc.
    J. Ambrose Little
    Ambrose is the editor-in-chief of the ASPAlliance, an ASPInsider, and a Microsoft ASP.NET MVP who
    currently works as a Web architect for a large credit union in Tampa, Florida. Previously, he worked as a
    consultant at Verizon, creating XML Web Services and middle-tier components, and for BOK FinancialÕs
    Web Services department creating ASP.NET applications for their intranet. His pre-.NET programming
    experience consists mostly of developing Web applications using ASP and VB COM/DCOM for several
    years. He has a bachelorÕs degree in medieval European history, which remains an interest. Apart from
    developing software, he enjoys movies, reading, writing, foosball, chess, tennis, badminton, and spend-
    ing time with his wonderful family.
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    About the Authors
    Bill Ryan
    Bill currently works as a senior software developer for TiBA Solutions in Greenville, SC. He is also a
    Windows Embedded MVP, has served on MacromediaÕs Flash Advisory Board, and helps run two
    popular .NET Focused Web sites (www.devbuzz.com and www.knowdotnet.com) and his blog
    www.msmvps.com/WilliamRyan. After earning his masterÕs degree in business administration, Bill
    began work as a statistical analyst, but quickly realized that his true love was programming. He has
    worked in multiple industries, including financial services/securities, manufacturing, health care, phar-
    maceuticals, and, currently, consulting. Bill is a frequent speaker at userÕs group meetings, has spoken at
    multiple Microsoft Code Camps, and has hosted multiple MSDN Webcasts. Although technologically
    related things consume most of his time, BillÕs other interests include cult films, economics,
    Freemasonry, cuckoo clocks, and, most important, his girlfriend, Kim, and her daughter, Sarah.
    Phil Winstanley
    Phil Winstanley is a Web applications developer working for Portfolio Europe, located in Manchester,
    England. He has been involved with ASP.NET since its inception, and has developed a deep understand-
    ing of the platform. As a Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional), member of the ASPInsiders,
    co-owner of Microsoft Web Developers UK, and the North West England Regional Director for the .NET
    Exchange, Phil is deeply embedded in the development community and works closely with the Web
    Platforms team at Microsoft, regularly visiting the developers in Redmond, Washington.
    David Yack
    David is the president of Colorado Technology Consultants, Inc. He is a hands-on technology
    consultant with solid management experience in privately held and Fortune 500 companies and has over
    15 years of experience in the IT industry. David is currently responsible for leading Colorado Technology
    ConsultantsÕ focus on Microsoft .NET technologies. David is an active participant in the Microsoft
    development community, ranging from the Denver .NET user group to MicrosoftÕs Public Communities,
    such as www.asp.net and http://aspalliance.com. David is the leader of the South Colorado .NET
    user group. David is recognized by Microsoft as a .NET MVP (Most Valuable Professional).
    Jeremy Zongker
    Jeremy Zongker is a software development manager who works primarily on data-driven ASP.NET
    applications with Microsoft SQL Server databases. He is a Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer for
    .NET and a 2004 MVP for ASP.NET. Jeremy is the founder and senior developer for Trilitech, LLC, a
    Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, software development company.
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