RE: creating Data Access Layer, how?
- From: Dave <Dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2007 05:47:01 -0700
Braulio,
Do you use the datareaders to populate business objects? If you go with this
approach, how do you handle things like sorting/filter that comes with a
dataset or don't you worry about that?
I'm just curious. I"m on the fence about datasets vs business objects and
this is one of the things that I wonder how others deal with this issue.
Thanks, Dave.
"Braulio Diez" wrote:
Hello,.
Ideally you could use the Enterprise Library and datareaders for high
performance.
But if you application is going to hold less than 200 users, and you don't
have quite much time develop boiler plate code, you can base your datalayer
in typed datasets (VS 2005 has a wizard to automate the creation of this
datasets and dataadapters):
http://www.theserverside.net/discussions/thread.tss?thread_id=37108
http://www.15seconds.com/issue/030401.htm
Good luck
Braulio
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"Jeff" wrote:
..NET 2.0
I wonder how a Data Access Layer should be created using best practice!
So if you have a link to an article about this subject then please post it
here
I've heard Microsoft has a special pattern for this, but I have forgotten
it's name, I think the name is something like Data Object Block?? I'm not
sure about that.
Any suggestions?
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