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    HI, I want to know that What is DAL??? And it's use??? As i search in google also but i am Confused??? As anyone know's Please Reply...

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      HI, I want to know that What is DAL??? And it's use??? As i search in google also but i am Confused??? As anyone know's Please Reply...

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      Try and avoid using TLAs and use the full names of subjects. That should make it easier to find things such as https://www.google.com/search?q=data+access+layer[^].

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        HI, I want to know that What is DAL??? And it's use??? As i search in google also but i am Confused??? As anyone know's Please Reply...

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        Whenever we create an enterprise level apllications then we break the entire architecture into different layes like UI (user interface) layer, Entities (containing plain classes)Layer, DAL(Data access layer) and Service layer. Now, as u asked, all the data base related logic like-- 1> to access database 2> to perform CRUD operations 3> to create instance of database objects. All these logics are written in data access layer for the purpose of seperation of concerns and to provide more robust and neater code. :) :) please have a look at these articles..... Creating ASP.NET Applications with N-Tier Architecture[^] http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36847/Three-Layer-Architecture-in-C-NET

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          Whenever we create an enterprise level apllications then we break the entire architecture into different layes like UI (user interface) layer, Entities (containing plain classes)Layer, DAL(Data access layer) and Service layer. Now, as u asked, all the data base related logic like-- 1> to access database 2> to perform CRUD operations 3> to create instance of database objects. All these logics are written in data access layer for the purpose of seperation of concerns and to provide more robust and neater code. :) :) please have a look at these articles..... Creating ASP.NET Applications with N-Tier Architecture[^] http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36847/Three-Layer-Architecture-in-C-NET

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          DAL is part of Factory Model in asp.net.there is have model 、BLL and website item. In China ,A Programmer dev a tool ,that can use hid tool generate DAL BLL and Model,when soft generate the code,you want It needs fine-tuning a litter.can save more time. wish can helo you.

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