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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.
- 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.
- Article · Visual Basic 2010
Writing a Generic Data Access Component
ADO.NET library provides different types of data providers to work with different data sources. Three common data providers are OLE DB, SQL, and ODBC. The main reason of using different data providers to maintain the performance and not loose native data provider functionality.
- Article · ADO.NET in VB.NET
Writing a Generic Data Access Component
ADO.NET library provides different types of data providers to work with different data sources. Three common data providers are OLE DB, SQL, and ODBC. The main reason of using different data providers to maintain the performance and not loose native data provider functionality.
- 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).
- Article · Coding Best Practices
Writing a Generic Data Access Component
OK, 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.
- Article · Coding Best Practices
A Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern
Another way to solve this problem is 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).
