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Custom Paging for TableAdapters without using SPs : Manuel Abadia
Sunday, February 22 2009
TableAdapters are a quick way to create a DAL writing very little code or none at all. However, there isn’t an easy way to modify the generated code. You can extend the generated class adding methods but it would be cool if you could modify the generated methods, for example, how the insertions are performed. As this is not possible you have to live with the code that is generated. Anyway, for small projects with very little business logic and data intensive projects, TableAdapters are very helpful. Even for a simple project, you need to avoid retrieving all table records in a query for performance reasons so you have to do custom paging. TableAdapters don’t have direct support for custom paging (sad but true) so you are on your own to implement it....Combine Classic ASP and ASP.NET Content Seamlessly with Invisible Blended IFrames : Peter Bromberg
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