OPEN SOURCE: Write database independant code with ADO.NET
michae...@xquisoft.com
interested in data access in .NET.
Have you ever had to develop an application without knowing the target
database platform? Or had to convert from one platform to another?
You can write the same application code if you use Microsoft SQL
server, MySql, Oracle, or any other relational database platform.
There are a few ways to do this. You can rely on interfaces that all
the providers expose, or use a new extensible API that does all the
interface work for you.
Primary XQuiSoft.Data component features:
1) database abstraction.
2) object pooling
3) extensibility - create new database providers and plug them in via
configuration
4) single location for your application to store database entity names
(procedure names, parameter names, result set column names)
5) extended helper methods not available in the .net framework to
safely get data from a record.
6) safe hands-off management of database resources - let the component
do the work.
7) familiar API design when compared to ADO.NET
Get the component source and/or binaries here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/xqs-data
You can see full API documentation here:
http://www.xquisoft.com/xqsdn/documentation/xquisoft.data.html
(direct)
http://www.xquisoft.com/xqsdn/documentation/index.html (full
xquisoft help index)
Also when you download the component, the zip file contains a word
document with example usage.
>From the creator of "Generic ADO.Net"
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/genadonet/)
Michael Lang
XQuiSoft LLC
http://www.xquisoft.com/