.Net Framework 2.0: DAAB in Enterprise Library

Tom Hollander talks about the upcoming changes in the future release of Data Access Application Block (DAAB) as a part of Enterprise Library for .Net Framework 2.0.

"ADO.NET 2.0 provides some important new features that have allowed us to simplify the design of the DAAB. For example, the new DbProviderFactory and its provider-specific subclasses are now used to create the commands and connections used by the block. In addition, to simplify the architecture we have eliminated DbCommandWrapper class in the previous Enterprise Library DAABs. As a result we have moved the methods that were on DbCommandWrapper have been promoted to the Database class. This should be the only breaking change from the previous Enterprise Library DAAB."

Yes, sort of ...

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