Re: Data Layer architecture

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"laimis" <simulai@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Before you introduce extra layers of complexity, read this:
>> http://grumpyoldprogrammer.myblogsite.com/blog/_archives/2005/5/13/851175.html
>> Looks like everyone (including me) has to learn that the hard way though.
>> :)
>
> Well I think what this article and many other books, posts about software
> design, all underline one key software design rule: consider tradeoffs of
> your decisions.
>
> And maybe to clarify, I am not thinking for every business layer class to
> have a corresponding data layer class and other crazy stuff. Not at all :)
> I just want that procedure or sql call out of my business objects. It is
> ugly and adds of bunchy of ugle sql code or procedures mixed up with
> business logic implemented in C#.


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