Q: Having looked at the tool converted code I think the best approach would be to "rewriting the code to use a .NET emulation of ADODB (this is compatible with what you have, but still requires some work)" because any other option would require significant re-engineering to make the application work. I wanted to run the FMStocks sample, however I couldn't find the SQL database in the zip file. I tried accessing the http://www.fmstocks.com/ website but it is not available. Wonder if you could send me the SQL script or data file by email.
A: Regarding "having looked at tool converted code": bear in mind that you are looking at a default conversion. gmStudio can produce other code based on the rules you provide including automating the most of the "significant re-engineering required to make the application work". I know I alluded mentioned to this already, but some people most developers have difficulty grasping this concept. They make decisions as if they must take whatever code the tool generates out of the box. That is not the case, but I admit it does take some effort to learn how to setup rules and ADODB is a big API and it is a quite different from design patterns for other . Anyway, this NET data access techniques.
Having said this, the C# will be your system in the long term, long after the conversion, and it . This is your decision to make. So, having said that:
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