"ado.net entity data model" vs. "devart entity model"
Posted: Tue 05 Mar 2013 07:37
Hi all,
I just become acquainted with dotconnect for oracle, VB.net and the entity framework.
During my work I always have the same question - what is the difference between
the "ado.net entity data model" and the "devart entity model" and which model should I
use.
In most tutorials the "ado.net entity data model" is recommended. But I asked myself if
I use dotconnect, why should I not use the "devart entity model"?
I tried to google for (dis)advantages of the solutions, but I didn't really get help.
Can you give me an overview and a recommendation?
Thank you and best regards
Ansgar
I just become acquainted with dotconnect for oracle, VB.net and the entity framework.
During my work I always have the same question - what is the difference between
the "ado.net entity data model" and the "devart entity model" and which model should I
use.
In most tutorials the "ado.net entity data model" is recommended. But I asked myself if
I use dotconnect, why should I not use the "devart entity model"?
I tried to google for (dis)advantages of the solutions, but I didn't really get help.
Can you give me an overview and a recommendation?
Thank you and best regards
Ansgar