Data Access Component

Articles about Data Access Component

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   Article · ADO.NET

   Writing A Generic Data Access Component - Flexible Approach

   Here is one more flexible approach to achieve the same. I prefer this approach to generic data access.

   Dec 7, 202013,3001,000
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   Article · ADO.NET

   Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern

   The article A Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern provides a very good way of creating ADO.Net data provider independent applications, but there is one problem with it. Different ADO.Net data providers use different approaches in labeling of parameters in SQL statement.

   VVladimir 0Nov 1, 202020,6051,000
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   Article · ADO.NET

   Writing a Generic Data Access Component

   I've received couple of emails people asking me how can they use a common data provider to access various types of data sources without loosing the power and flexibility of native data provider libraries.

   Mahesh ChandMar 7, 201970,1641,000
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   Article · ADO.NET

   A Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern

   This article shows to utilize the System.Activator class and a factory pattern to create the concrete provider classes.

   MBMichael BouckMar 7, 201959,3941,000
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   Article · ADO.NET

   Data Access Component for SQL Server in C#

   The attached source code a data access component for SQL Server that contains methods to get a DataSet.

   Oct 20, 2012194,0001,000
6. Article · ADO.NET in VB.NET

   A Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern in VB.NET

   Easy way to Writing a Generic Data Access Component, to utilize the System.Activator class and a factory pattern to create the concrete provider classes as was pointed-out in Dan Fox's article Design an Effective Data-Access Architecture (.netmagazine, vol. 2, no. 7).

   MBMichael BouckJan 30, 200612,8611,000