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Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern
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The article A Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern provides a very good way of creating ADO.Net data provider independent applications, but there is one problem with it. Different ADO.N
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This article shows to utilize the System.Activator class and a factory pattern to create the concrete provider classes.
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OK, I've received couple of emails people asking me how can they use a common data provider to access various types of data sources without loosing the power and flexibility of native data provider libraries.
A Generic Data Access Component using Factory Pattern
1/3/2006 2:19:02 AM.
Another way to solve this problem is to utilize the System.Activator class and a factory pattern to create the concrete provider classes as was pointed-out in Dan Fox's article "Design an Effective Data-Access Architecture" (.netmagazine, vol. 2, no. 7).