Thanx, Garth
Brand new to iBatis C#. I'd like to use the QueryforObject method within
the constructor method for each class so the iBatis logic is contained
within the standard approach to instantiating objects in C#. Prob is, a
constructor already has the object created. Is it necessary to create a
temporary instance using QfO and then to assign the fields from it to
the constructor-created instance? I must be missing something really simple.
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- RE: Using QueryforObject in Const... Clough, Samuel \(USPC.PRG.Atlanta\)
- Re: Using QueryforObject in C... Garth Keesler
- RE: Using QueryforObject in Const... Clough, Samuel \(USPC.PRG.Atlanta\)

