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ThatRickGuy
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If you are looking to add functionality to an ADO.Net object then your best be is to start with inherits system.data.(base class) and add from there. There won't be much for samples because we don't know what you are adding.
If you are looking for a data abstraction layer, I would say to start with your own base object. Use ADO.Net to handle all of the data interaction privately, and only expose public properties for your field values and public methods to find, load, etc... data.
-Rick
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If you are looking for a data abstraction layer, I would say to start with your own base object. Use ADO.Net to handle all of the data interaction privately, and only expose public properties for your field values and public methods to find, load, etc... data.
-Rick
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