Im using .net 4.0 and when I talk to a database using SqlConnection class etc is this still ADO.net or has that dinosaur died?
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Im using .net 4.0 and when I talk to a database using SqlConnection class etc is this still ADO.net or has that dinosaur died?
ADO.Net is alive and well. Just about every ORM out there for .net is built on it so it’s not going away anytime soon.