Hydrus DataSetToolkit Application(hydrussoftware.com)

submitted by j.montyj.monty(1868) 6 years ago

With the DataSetToolkit you can interact dynamically with your application datasource without ever writing a single SQL query. The DataSetToolkit includes a unique command generator which inspects your DataSet to generate dynamic select queries. You can customize any query via included WhereConstraint objects, or extend the object model to create your own. With the DataSetToolkit you also no longer need to maintain a DataAdapter for every table, but can use the MultiTableDataAdapter to fill or update any table in your DataSet. You choose the DBMS provider, and the DataSetToolkit does the rest.

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posted by j.montyj.monty(1868) 6 years ago 0

I HAVE used this. It is EXCELLENT. Seriously - stop wasting time writing your Data Access layer....

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posted by j.montyj.monty(1868) 6 years ago 0

Oh yea - and get the 30 day trial:
http://forums.hydrussoftware.com/files/3/datasettoolkit/entry11.aspx

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posted by gavinjoycegavinjoyce(25.7k) 6 years ago 0

I use LLBLGEN which is quite excellent too. Codesmith is quite good too.

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posted by j.montyj.monty(1868) 6 years ago 0

This is a bit different than both of those - those generate API's based on data-models - the DataSet Toolkit operates on strongly typed datasets so the only API you are tied to is the strongly typed dataset.

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posted by gabe19gabe19(43) 6 years ago 0

I have just downloaded this and used it in a matter of minutes to load data I previously had 100's of lines of code for. Pretty cool.

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posted by jeffespjeffesp(25) 6 years ago 0

I have been using a prerelease version of this for the past few months. I know it has been a real timesaver just in the amount of code I haven't had to maintain, let alone write. Where I previously had to go through and change my data adapter and related methods whenever I would add a column or table to the database, I now just go edit my .xsd and the code is generated for me.

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posted by jmbledsoejmbledsoe(460) 6 years ago 0

I like the fact that I don't need to maintain a separate O/R model to keep my data access layer up-to-date. I already have a DataSet that I'm maintaining, and all of my queries just change when my DataSet does.

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