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SyntaxC4 says: @Rocky1138

PHP still not working though... i'm starting to think it might be an issue with the ado.net script that we generated
5 hours ago by Cory Fowler (@SyntaxC4), in reply to @Rocky1138 - tags: ADO.NET, Python

SyntaxC4 says: .NET is Magical.... I can access my WCF (ADO.NET) Data Service using .NET code, but I can't retrieve the xml with the REST Url. #confused
5 hours ago by Cory Fowler (@SyntaxC4) - tags: .NET, ADO.NET, WCF

jeffhandley says: Strange, ADO.NET Entity Data Model doesn't show up for me in the Add New Item dialog.
18 hours ago by Jeff Handley (@jeffhandley) - tags: ADO.NET

kidehen says: @RobVesse: re. as promised #dotnetrdf now has #rdfa support as of the release today. Great! #linkeddata getting more ADO.NET friendly :-)
19 hours ago by Kingsley Uyi Idehen (@kidehen) - tags: ADO.NET

sbohlen says: @waheedsayed

note (if you're not already aware) that System.Data.Oracle is now deprecated in .NET 4 (no MS-provided ADO.NET for it fwd)
19 hours ago by Steve Bohlen (@sbohlen), in reply to @waheedsayed - tags: .NET, ADO.NET, Microsoft

jeremydmiller says: @julielermanvt

DAO/RDO sucked hard, then ADO was better. ADO.Net came years later, then they didn't even have a persistence story til ~2007
21 hours ago by @jeremydmiller, in reply to @julielermanvt - tags: ADO.NET

ronaldwidha says: @sajidnizami

goodness no. I've never ever ever worked with a Ado.Net Datasets. proves my point, no? Persisted View Model sounds better #cqrs
23 hours ago by Ronald Widha (@ronaldwidha), in reply to @sajidnizami - tags: ADO.NET

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