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Subject: All Stored Procs in 1 CFC?
I have worked a few companies where they use .NET and know of several
other companies who follow this process. They have a generator that
reads all the stored procs and creates
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From: Phillip Holmes
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Wed Oct 25 02:36:17 2006
Subject: RE: All Stored Procs in 1 CFC?
All stored procs in one cfc? IMHO, that pretty ham-handed.
CodeSmith generates a data layer (.NET) that is pretty spiffy and
cfcpowertools (http://cfcpowertools.com
To: CF-Talk
Subject: All Stored Procs in 1 CFC?
I have worked a few companies where they use .NET and know of several
other companies who follow this process. They have a generator that
reads all the stored procs and creates the needed code in .NET to make
the calls to the stored procedures in classes
I have worked a few companies where they use .NET and know of several
other companies who follow this process. They have a generator that
reads all the stored procs and creates the needed code in .NET to make
the calls to the stored procedures in classes. All this is done
automatically and
If you are using Windows and SQL Server, Plum will do this for you. The IDE
(code gen) contains options for generating CRUD SPs per table and will also
generate a CFC that calls them. I haven't been using SPs as of late, but it
worked well with MS SQL 2000. I would think they would work with MS
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From: Jeff Fleitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 8:23 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: All Stored Procs in 1 CFC?
If you are using Windows and SQL Server, Plum will do this for you. The IDE
(code gen) contains options for generating CRUD SPs per table
be good.
Russ
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From: Brian Peddle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 7:29 PM
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Subject: All Stored Procs in 1 CFC?
I have worked a few companies where they use .NET and know of several
other companies who follow this process
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