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Larry R
Ok, I *should* know the answer to this but...
I am working on a fairly simple intranet Asp.Net 2/SQL2000 project. On
90% of the functions, the data is basically one-to-one table updates
handled by a gridview.
I was planning on creating a DAL and accessing it via ObjectDataSource
controls, but in review, I couldn't provide a good reason not to just
use the SQLDataSource Control.
Can anyone provide some good insight/links on the WHY of this decision?
The datasource will always be SQL server.
Thanks 1
I am working on a fairly simple intranet Asp.Net 2/SQL2000 project. On
90% of the functions, the data is basically one-to-one table updates
handled by a gridview.
I was planning on creating a DAL and accessing it via ObjectDataSource
controls, but in review, I couldn't provide a good reason not to just
use the SQLDataSource Control.
Can anyone provide some good insight/links on the WHY of this decision?
The datasource will always be SQL server.
Thanks 1