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CSLA 1.1, and SQL 2008

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Bobflint posted on Mon, Jan 21 2013 12:43 PM

Hello,

   I have come across an Application that uses a CSLA 1.1.  It works very well in SQL 2000, code modification occurs in Visual Studio 2003.  I was actually impressed at the thought that went behind the framework.  We are planning to upgrade to SQL 2008. 

    To get the application working in 2008 what path would you suggest.  Upgrade CSLA or are there possible setting changes that need to be made. 

  Thanks for any help you can give me.

Bob

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I don't think that CSLA 1.x had any ties to SQL Server at all, it would be your data access code that has ties to SQL Server. So you can probably just change your code to bind to and use SQL Server 2008 with minimal impact.

Rocky

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