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How is SQL generally handled? I'm building my first application for windows using c# and have just finished up the base class for the application forms to inherit from.

Next, I'm wondering how to handle the SQL (connection, selects, inserts, updates, deletes) and wondering if these should all go into there own class. One class per table or something like that as opposed to having each form use it's own set of SQL. ex: Customer form loads a grid using customer table. Customer search populates a listbox from customer table and displays this in a dialog. Customer edit takes an existing record (or allows the creation of a new record). 3 seperate forms. Should 1 class handle the customer SQL or would you handle that individually in each of the 3 forms? (frmGrid, frmSearch, frmEdit) I'm concerned that if anything changes (and it probably will) within the table, I'd need to search through each form that uses that table to handle mod's.

Thanks for any guidance you can offer!




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