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Microsoft ADO.NETADO.NET and the Middle Tier
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Published: 13th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: ADO NETMicrosoft's development tools are justly famous for their ease of use, and many developers have had the pleasure of impressing their boss with an exciting application that they knocked together in an afternoon. Many developers have also faced the disappointment of finding that the techniques they've read about and used for the single-user prototype don't easily translate to a multitiered, multiuser application.
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