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oop and relational databases

Asked by dizzycat in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Hi guys
This is just a general question, in vb2008 I am trying to model an application which connects to a relational database and displays, updates and deletes data in a datagridview, obviously I would like to make the application as object oriented as possible, what kind of class structure do you think I should use IE do you think I should have a class for every table in the database, with the properties of the class being the fields of the database tables, I have thought about this approach but there seems no point as the fields in the tables will not need to be manipulated they will just be updated and deleted, it will be interesting to hear your thoughts on this.

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dizzycat

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oop and relational databases

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