DbConnection, DbDataReader and DbCommand

[Jelle de Jong]

Hi all,

I have a datasource and I want to connect to it like ADO.Net and build my
own DbConnection and stuff. But I don't want to build my own SQL-parser.
Does someone have a good idea to use SQL and implement it with my own
DataReader? Or are there some good tutorials to build your own ADO.Net
implementation? I cannot find it with Google.

Thanks.


Jelle

[Jelle de Jong]

Re: DbConnection, DbDataReader and DbCommand

Has nobody ever implemented IDbConnection, etc.? Hopefully someone can help
me.

Thanks.




"Jelle de Jong" <jelle@nospam.h oest.nlwrote in message
news:47d3f9a9$0 $25490$9a622dc7 @news.kpnplanet .nl...

Hi all,
>
I have a datasource and I want to connect to it like ADO.Net and build my
own DbConnection and stuff. But I don't want to build my own SQL-parser.
Does someone have a good idea to use SQL and implement it with my own
DataReader? Or are there some good tutorials to build your own ADO.Net
implementation? I cannot find it with Google.
>
Thanks.
>
>
Jelle
>

[=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Arne_Vajh=F8j?=]

Re: DbConnection, DbDataReader and DbCommand

Jelle de Jong wrote:

I have a datasource and I want to connect to it like ADO.Net and build
my own DbConnection and stuff. But I don't want to build my own
SQL-parser. Does someone have a good idea to use SQL and implement it
with my own DataReader? Or are there some good tutorials to build your
own ADO.Net implementation? I cannot find it with Google.

I would suggest you find an open source (preferable Apache/BSD license)
ADO.NET provider and look at how they do it.

Arne