Here's a question: If you write your application's code in an OO language - such as C#, VB.NET, or managed C++ - why not write database query and update code in the same language? It would certainly make life simpler, wouldn't it? At the very least, you'd only have to hold one language... Here's a question: If you write your application's code in an OO language - such as C#, VB.NET, or managed C++ - why not write database query and update code in the same language? It would certainly make life simpler, wouldn't it? At the very least, you'd only have to hold one language...Jan. 22, 2006 02:00 PM EST Reads: 14,666 Replies: 2 |







Eric Falsken recently joined the db4o team as technical evangelist after spending a few years working on embedded medical devices as a db4o user. He has been a staunch supporter of Microsoft .NET (much to the chagrin of his open source?loving co-workers) and enjoys coming up with new ideas for elegantly usable software, and mentoring fellow students of software. You can read his blog at www.everylittlething.net/blog/.
















