Re: Cast IDataAdapter

Bud James via DotNetMonster.com <forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

<snip>

> my original post didn't include a no parameter contructor but this should
> give a more direct example of what i'm trying to get at. i really don't
> want my 35 or 105 or 5 classes to have explicit information of "database
> types"

So why do you need to be able to cast dynamically in order to achieve
that? You haven't shown what difference it would make to DBTalker.

I'd suggest just a set of "if" statements (either using the type you've
fetched, or as set of "is" comparisons). You may well need to create
the data adapter slightly differently for different providers anyway.

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