In my
last post about data access woes, I talked about how using the Enterprise Library to handle my data access might be responsible for slowing processing down to intolerable levels. So now it looks like I have to rip it all out. Sigh. That's going to suck.
I'm thinking the pseudo code (using the entlib) looks like this:
open connection
get list of key values
close connection
for each key value
open connection
get object values based on key
close connection
populate object properites
end forwhen it should be
open connection
get list of key values
close connection
// some work might happen here
open connection
for each key value
get object values based on key
populate object properties
end for
close connectionIs there a way to accomplish this with the Entlib 2.0?
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One of the two original Atlanta .NET Regular Guys, Matt fills his free time by helping to run several Atlanta area user groups, the Atlanta Code Camps, and works as one of the two INETA co-Vice Presidents of Technology