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SQLCommand objects are very nearly the same as OleDbCommand objects, except they're designed to be used with SQL connections, not OLE DB connections. You can use them in the same way as outlined in the previous topic, and SQLCommand objects support all the methods listed in that topic, as well as one more: ExecuteXmlReader, which creates an XMLReader object that makes handling the database with XML easy.
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