Too many data access methods

I think I'm getting senile in my old age. We have ORMs, Data factories, linq2sql, Entities, nHibernate, SubSonic, datasets, ADO and other ways of managing and viewing our data. In fact, too many. It's confusing! Whatever happened to just using stored procedures and views via ODBC in our code, inline?

When programming, I am not usually making “typical” business apps. More so a lot of CRUD applications, and ASP.NET sites.

Other than business apps, how do you approach data access / ORM?



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5. January 2009 20:39 by Rick | Comments (1) | Permalink

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Programming interests are geared towards multimedia. Platforms are asp.net, windows forms, and WPF.

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