Is the Microsoft Data Access Application Block worth using? I'm new to it
and would like to get the opinions of some seasoned veterans. I'm not sure
it if will really save me very much time or effort. Thanks

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Dave Veeneman
Chicago

Pros and Cons of MS Data Access Application Block? by TRW

TRW
Tue Jan 06 09:36:56 CST 2004

It has two limitations

1. It only uses SQLClient. If you need odbc or oledb then
it will not work.

2. There is nothing there for updating data.

otherwise it is great for using and learning.

>-----Original Message-----
>Is the Microsoft Data Access Application Block worth
using? I'm new to it
>and would like to get the opinions of some seasoned
veterans. I'm not sure
>it if will really save me very much time or effort. Thanks
>
>--
>Dave Veeneman
>Chicago
>
>
>.
>

Re: Pros and Cons of MS Data Access Application Block? by Miha

Miha
Tue Jan 06 11:45:21 CST 2004

Hi Dave,

You might check my web site
http://www.rthand.com/Default.aspx?Page=2&SubPage=1.
I have a totaly customizable template the is used for generating data
adapters for storing data (insert, delete, update).
If it doesn't suite you, you might change it or create your own.
There are also other templates available from others - actually there are
plenty of them.

The bottom line - you have total control and don't have a black box in front
of you :)
--
Miha Markic - RightHand .NET consulting & development
miha at rthand com
www.rthand.com

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> Is the Microsoft Data Access Application Block worth using? I'm new to it
> and would like to get the opinions of some seasoned veterans. I'm not sure
> it if will really save me very much time or effort. Thanks
>
> --
> Dave Veeneman
> Chicago
>
>