SqlCeDatabase.ExecuteReader Method
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Overload List
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ExecuteReader(DbCommand) | Executes the command and returns an IDataReader through which the result can be read. It is the responsibility of the caller to close the connection and reader when finished. |
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ExecuteReader(DbCommand, DbTransaction) | Executes the command within a transaction and returns an IDataReader through which the result can be read. It is the responsibility of the caller to close the connection and reader when finished. |
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ExecuteReader(String, array<Object[]) | Executes the storedProcedureName with the given parameterValues and returns an IDataReader through which the result can be read. It is the responsibility of the caller to close the connection and reader when finished. |
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ExecuteReader(CommandType, String) | Executes the commandText interpreted as specified by the commandType and returns an IDataReader through which the result can be read. It is the responsibility of the caller to close the connection and reader when finished. |
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ExecuteReader(DbTransaction, String, array<Object[]) | Executes the storedProcedureName with the given parameterValues within the given transaction and returns an IDataReader through which the result can be read. It is the responsibility of the caller to close the connection and reader when finished. |
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ExecuteReader(DbTransaction, CommandType, String) | Executes the commandText interpreted as specified by the commandType within the given transaction and returns an IDataReader through which the result can be read. It is the responsibility of the caller to close the connection and reader when finished. |