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I convert a web service to WCF service, the web service has designer generated code, include a method, the InitializeComponent(), inside it has a SqlConnection1, SqlDataAdapter1, SqlSelectCommand1, and there is a sql statement for SqlSelectCommand1, should I move this method to WCF service? &nbsp;How to move it?<br />
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I convert a web service to WCF service, the web service has designer generated code, include a method, the InitializeComponent(), inside it has a SqlConnection1, SqlDataAdapter1, SqlSelectCommand1, and there is a sql statement for SqlSelectCommand1, should I move this method to WCF service?  How to move it?


<System.Diagnostics.DebuggerStepThrough()> Private Sub InitializeComponent()


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web service designer generated code in WCF

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