Data Access in C#.Net

Data access is a significant part of every application development effort and it is large enough to be considered a significant part of the application architecture stack. Most of the time, the importance of this architecture layer, namely the data access tier defines the speed of development and the overall performance of the system. Data access C# or VB.Net development can be done using multiple technologies offered by many vendors and third party companies.

Orasis Mapping Studio simplifies data access C# or VB.Net development by providing a state of the art tool that integrates seamlessly with Microsoft Visual Studio and makes the data access tier development easy and fun.

Orasis promises that you do not have to look at the ADO.Net code and it guarantees you that is written to perform. Orasis helps you build the SQL visually and it helps you benchmark it before you decide to create the data access C# or VB.Net code for it. Now it is up to you to make sure that your data access tier is fast and not a black box ORM that may or may not create efficient SQL.

Orasis wants you the developer to concentrate on your application business logic and not writing repetitive ADO.Net code or even trying to figure out object queries that essentially boil down to ADO.Net code at the end. Once you generate the database access C# or VB.Net data access tier simply give them the DLL. They only need to instantiate your classes and call your methods! Done, easy as this. Download this technology at http://www.orasissoftware.com/download.html and see for yourself. A 30 day free trial may convince you.

1. Allowing the developer to drag and drop tables, visualize the relational database and dynamically build parameterized queries.
   
   
2. Utilizing the Mapping wizards and clicking your way to auto generating code the way you want but without writing it.
   
   
3. Auto generating open data access C# or VB.Net code with zero dependencies on any vendor libraries. Simply pure, simple and fast ADO.Net code in namespaces, methods and classes that you define in a few mouse clicks.
   
   
4. Simply compiling your data access C# or VB.Net code in a library that you can simply test within the tool. Right button click on a method and say test. Look at your code executing and visualize your populated C# or VB.Net model objects.
   
   
5. Visiting any Mapping at any time and refining the SQL, creating more parameters or even reassigning a different model object coming from your own libraries or simply letting the tool create it for you.