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StoredProcedureFramework

A .Net framework for calling stored procedures. This framework can be used with or without the presence of Entity Framework, but a seperate dll is required when using EF.

Please Note: This is an on-going project and has been inspired by and some of the ocde will be strongly based upon the great work carried out by "bluemoonsailor" at "Mindless Passenger". See link: [https://mindlesspassenger.wordpress.com/2011/02/02/code-first-and-stored-procedures/]

Project Brief

The aim of this project is to provide the following:

  • (Must) Ability to support a POCO that represent a stored procedure Done
  • (Must) Ability to support a POCO that represents a row that is returned by a stored procedure Done
  • (Must) Ability to support a POCO that represents the parameters Done
  • (Must) Ability to execute the stored procedure represented by the POCO against DBConnection using extensions Done
  • (Must) Ability to execute the stored procedure represented by the POCO against SqlConnection using extensions WIP
  • (Must) Ability to execute the stored procedure represented by the POCO against DBContext using extensions Done
  • (Must) Ability to handle output parameters Done
  • (Must) Ability to handle all common parameter types Done
  • (Must) Ability to handle all common return data types Done
  • (Must) Ability to handle precision and scale for number data types Done
  • (Must) Ability to handle size for string data types Done
  • (Must) Ability to handle stored procedures that return no results Done
  • (Must) Ability to handle parameters with NULL value Done
  • (Must) Ability to handle return types with NULL values Done
  • (Must) Contain a suite of unit tests that test all public accessors
  • (Must) Contain a suite of integration tests that document usage of the assembly
  • (Must) Entity Framework specifc extensions must be in own assembly to remove dependency on EF DLLs for main project assembly Done
  • (Should) Ability to handle lesser used parameter types
  • (Should) Ability to handle lesser used return data types
  • (Should) Ability to handle multiple recordsets returned from a stored procedure
  • (Should) Warn calling code if parameter value data may be truncated due to smaller pameter type
  • (Should) Implement David Doran's "FastActivator" for object intanciation
  • (Could) Not have any "Resharper" warnings or "code clones" in production code

WIKI

Please visit the wiki for examples how to define classes which represent a stored procedure and use them in code to call the stored procedures they represent WIKI link

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