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ADO.NET Loopholes

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By Michael Otey - With the imminent release of Windows .NET Server, we'll soon see deployment of applications built on the Microsoft .NET Framework. For DBAs and developers, the .NET Framework ushers in the next generation of Microsoft's data-access technology: ADO.NET. A marked departure from earlier COM-based versions of ADO, ADO.NET is based on XML and designed primarily to facilitate stateless n-tier Web applications. These design features, however, might be ADO.NET's greatest strengths and its greatest weaknesses.

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