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Generates an application or web tier project that includes a Bussiness and Data Layer, using code generation and SQL Server integration. FrameworkGen generates code that reduces the time it takes for.Net developers to create the data access code. FrameworkGen does this through the use of a custom.Net to SQL Server Data Provider which makes it possible to use C# DataReaders and.Net SqlCommand objects to work with your SQL Server database. FrameworkGen Features: Ability to Generate databases, Stored Procedures and Tables in SQL Server Support all major.Net 2.0, 2.0 Extended and 3.5 compilers Support C#2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 3.5 Ext, VB.Net 2.0, 2.0 Extended and 4.0 compilers Support managed code, VB 6.0, VB.Net and F# support DataReaders for Data retrieval support DALs for Datasets support Business Objects support DataTables Supports for any combination of DataRow, DataTable, DataSet, Business Objects and DataReaders Support for both forward and backward compatible.Net libraries and frameworks FrameworkGen Architecture: The FrameworkGen Architecture consists of three tiers: a Business layer, a Data Access Layer and a Application layer. The.Net Business and Data Access Layers, and the Application layer are hosted in two different applications. The Architecture described below is based on the.Net 3.5 framework. The Application Layer communicates with a SQL Server database through the use of a Stored Procedure and the Data Access Layer communicates with the Database using a Bussiness Object. The Business Layer The Business layer is the data access and business layer that is exposed by the Data Access Layer for communication with the SQL Server database. The Business Layer will contain the following:

FrameworkGen Crack [32|64bit] [2022] This macro is used by the GenerateSQLStoredProc macro to create the SQL Server stored procedure. @Source - @Source is the name of the database table. @Insert - @Insert is the name of the stored procedure to create. @From - @From is the name of the table that data is being inserted into. @InsertSQL - @InsertSQL is the sql to create the stored procedure. @Update - @Update is the name of the stored procedure that will update the data. @Delete - @Delete is the name of the stored procedure that will delete the data. @UpdateSQL - @UpdateSQL is the sql to create the stored procedure that updates the data. @DeleteSQL - @DeleteSQL is the sql to create the stored procedure that deletes the data. @Return - @Return is the name of the output parameter that will hold the return value of the stored procedure. @SqlCommand = @SqlCommand is the command to execute the stored procedure. @ParameterDefinition = @ParameterDefinition is the command to execute the stored procedure. @Comma = @Comma is the comma to separate the parameters from the command. @SqlConnection = @SqlConnection is the connection string to execute the stored procedure. @ReturnValue = @ReturnValue is the name of the output parameter to return the value for the stored procedure. Set @ReturnValue = 0 Set @Command = 'DECLARE @ReturnValue int;'+ @SqlCommand + 'SET @ReturnValue = @@ReturnValue;'; Exec(@Command, @SqlConnection) Set @ReturnValue = 0; Set @SqlConnection = '@SqlConnection' Set @ParameterDefinition = '@ReturnValue int OUTPUT' InsertGenerateSQLStoredProc Generate SQL stored procedure Usage: This is to generate a sql stored procedure for SQL Server. @Source - @Source is the name of the database table. @Insert - @Insert is the name of the stored procedure to create. @From - @From is the name of the table that data is being inserted into. @InsertSQL - @InsertSQL is the sql to create the stored procedure. @Update - @Update is the name of the stored procedure that will update the data. @Delete - @Delete is the name of the stored procedure that will delete the data. FrameworkGen is a.Net ORM that generates the data access persistance code for windows and web applications. FrameworkGen generates C# 2.0 code and above in an 3 Tier architecture. By simply selecting a SQL Server database, FrameworkGen will build Stored Procedures in SQL Server and a Bussiness and Data Layer in C#. This greatly reduces the time developers spend on writing data access code while imporving the quality of the overall architecture. Developers will have more time to focus on business/functional development taks. The data access code FrameworkGen Generates is database neutral although FrameworkGen itself currently works with SQL Server only. The data retrieval code uses SqlDataReaders for read only forward only data retrieval which provides the most optimal performance. Give FrameworkGen a try to see just how usefulit can be for code generation! ...more>> The Data Access Layer (DAL) is a generic term for all the code that is needed to access the data sources in a program. The Data Access Layer (DAL) is a generic term for all the code that is needed to access the data sources in a program. It includes anything needed to retrieve the data into an object and return it to the user. The DAL code is the code which is run by the Program. It can be in an application which is running on the desktop, in an application that is running on a Web Server or in a Web application. In a Web application the DAL code is usually stored in a layer called a Service Layer. The DAL is a subsystem of a Program. The DAL is the code that separates the program logic from the data. The DAL is the code that separates the program logic from the data. It is a central part of a Program. A Program needs to access the data for the Program to be able to execute. The DAL is used to: Retrieve the data from the data sources. Handle data validation and security. Manage the transactions. Serialize the data objects. Use Data Access Object (DAO) pattern. Use a DataSet (ms-Access) or DataTable (ADO.NET) to store and access the data. Implement the I/O interface for network and device access. Encapsulate the data for increased data protection. ...more>> The Data Access Layer (DAL) is a generic term for all the code that is needed to access the data sources in a program. The Data Access Layer (DAL) is a generic term for all the code that is needed to access the data sources in a program. It includes anything needed to retrieve the data into an object and return it to the user. The DAL code is the code which is run by the Program. It can be in an application which is running on the desktop, in an application that is running on a FrameworkGen BaseTable: BaseEntity - BaseEntity is a c# class that contains all the common fields for an entity. - BaseEntity contains the data type and property name of the entity. - The BaseTable is then generated from the BaseEntity and the BaseTable contains the data access methods, LINQ queries, and data transfer objects. CoreTable: CoreEntity - CoreEntity is a DataClass (generated class) that contains only the data access methods. - The core entity contains the data type and property name. - The BaseTable is then generated from the BaseEntity and the CoreTable contains the data access methods, LINQ queries, and data transfer objects. IntermediateTable: IntermediateEntity - The IntermediateTable contains the data access methods, LINQ queries, and data transfer objects. - The CoreTable is then generated from the BaseTable and the IntermediateTable contains the data access methods, LINQ queries, and data transfer objects. If you have any questions regarding FrameworkGen, please contact the developer, Barry Bradshaw, at www.web-develepment-training.com KeyMacros: (uninstalling) xInstall = { (and) xInclude = { xInstall - removes FrameworkGen. xInclude - Adds the reference to the project. NOTE: You can use any url to install a framework, just replace the url to the FrameworkGen mvc download on the website and replace www.frameworkgen.com with the web address. License & attribution: The source code for FrameworkGen is released under the GNU General Public License v3. The FrameworkGen site is licensed under the Attribution 3.0 Unported License, and the copyright holder for the FrameworkGen site is Barry Bradshaw of Web-Development-Training.com FrameworkGen is a self hosted application and is not to be redistributed in any form. The copyright holder of the FrameworkGen application website and all artwork on the FrameworkGen website, is Barry Bradshaw of Web-Development-Training.com FrameworkGen is the property of Barry Bradshaw, and the copyright holder of the FrameworkGen application.Hello again! Sorry for the delayed response and this is the first response I've been able to post on here. I have d408ce498b This macro is used by the GenerateSQLStoredProc macro to create the SQL Server stored procedure. @Source - @Source is the name of the database table. @Insert - @Insert is the name of the stored procedure to create. @From - @From is the name of the table that data is being inserted into. @InsertSQL - @InsertSQL is the sql to create the stored procedure. @Update - @Update is the name of the stored procedure that will update the data. @Delete - @Delete is the name of the stored procedure that will delete the data. @UpdateSQL - @UpdateSQL is the sql to create the stored procedure that updates the data. @DeleteSQL - @DeleteSQL is the sql to create the stored procedure that deletes the data. @Return - @Return is the name of the output parameter that will hold the return value of the stored procedure. @SqlCommand = @SqlCommand is the command to execute the stored procedure. @ParameterDefinition = @ParameterDefinition is the command to execute the stored procedure. @Comma = @Comma is the comma to separate the parameters from the command. @SqlConnection = @SqlConnection is the connection string to execute the stored procedure. @ReturnValue = @ReturnValue is the name of the output parameter to return the value for the stored procedure. Set @ReturnValue = 0 Set @Command = 'DECLARE @ReturnValue int;'+ @SqlCommand + 'SET @ReturnValue = @@ReturnValue;'; Exec(@Command, @SqlConnection) Set @ReturnValue = 0; Set @SqlConnection = '@SqlConnection' Set @ParameterDefinition = '@ReturnValue int OUTPUT' InsertGenerateSQLStoredProc Generate SQL stored procedure Usage: This is to generate a sql stored procedure for SQL Server. @Source - @Source is the name of the database table. @Insert - @Insert is the name of the stored procedure to create. @From - @From is the name of the table that data is being inserted into. @InsertSQL - @InsertSQL is the sql to create the stored procedure. @Update - @Update is the name of the stored procedure that will update the data. @Delete - @Delete is the name of the stored procedure that will delete the data. What's New In? System Requirements For FrameworkGen: Minimum: OS: Windows XP SP3 / Vista SP2 / 7 SP1 OS: Windows XP SP3 / Vista SP2 / 7 SP1 CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz or better Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: DirectX 9.0 capable video card with 128 MB VRAM DirectX: Version 9.0 Hard Drive: 4 GB available space Sound Card: Additional Notes: This game includes all the DLCs already included with M&