Self Service to Adapter

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jakkamma
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# Posted on: 22-Apr-2005 19:45:20   

Hi, I saw that there are no collection classes in Adapter ( except one generic one )

I so far has used SelfService code and have Specific Collections through out the code.

If I need to change to Adapter code ( to change Connection string and Schema names in the code after reading from a config file , as these will differ at each of our client sites using Oracle )

what is the easiest way.

Either I shift to Adapter ( and some how easily fix SpecificCollections issue ) or any other way to use info from config file to change Connection string and Schema Name

Thanx a bunch

jeffreygg
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# Posted on: 22-Apr-2005 20:00:38   

jakkamma wrote:

Hi, I saw that there are no collection classes in Adapter ( except one generic one )

I so far has used SelfService code and have Specific Collections through out the code.

If I need to change to Adapter code ( to change Connection string and Schema names in the code after reading from a config file , as these will differ at each of our client sites using Oracle )

what is the easiest way.

Either I shift to Adapter ( and some how easily fix SpecificCollections issue ) or any other way to use info from config file to change Connection string and Schema Name

Thanx a bunch

For both Self Servicing and Adapter you have the ability to change the connection information. Currently in Self-Servicing the required method is to set DBUtils.ActiveConnectionString property. However, I believe in the upcoming beta (due anytime now) additional options are presented to you.

Jeff...