The CommandType in C# is an enumeration that represents the type of command that a command object will execute against a data source. It is used in conjunction with the System.Data.SqlClient namespace to define the type of SQL statement (such as text, stored procedure, or table direct) that will be executed. The CommandType offers three options: Text, StoredProcedure, and TableDirect. The Text option allows for executing SQL statements directly as a string, the StoredProcedure option corresponds to executing a stored procedure, and the TableDirect option allows for directly accessing a table in a database. By using the appropriate CommandType, developers can efficiently execute different types of commands and interact with a data source in their C# applications.
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