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Developing a Data Access Layer for Sybase using ADO.NET: Working With Stored Procedures
This article is third and last in a series focusing on developing a simple DAL (Data Access Layer) for any database using ADO.NET. In this series, we consider Sybase as the database of choice for developing the DAL.
Read the full article here: Developing a Data Access Layer for Sybase using ADO.NET: Working With Stored Procedures For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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