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Basically, any application that accesses a database, should seperate that database access to a seperate dll. you replace your data layer by changing the data source that dll uses, while maintaining the same public interface, so the new dll just plugs back into the old code base. In practice, I've always done this, and never had to rewrite an app to use a different data source, but it has other advantages, not least, is that if you don't use stored procs, your SQL is centralised in your code at least, making it less likely that you'll write more than one piece of code to perform the same SQL. It also lends itself to having a single connecton string that is reused by all your data base code.



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