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1The Caché Managed ProviderSolutionThe Caché Managed Provider for .NET provides an easy and efficient way to make use of Caché from.NET applications. The Caché Managed Provider is unique in that it offers simultaneous relationaland object access to data using a common API and without requiring any object-to-relational mapping.The Caché Managed Provider provides the following features:• It provides complete, relational access to data using the ADO.NET API.• It offers high-performance native object access to data using auto-generated proxy classes. Theseproxy classes correspond to persistent objects stored within the Caché database and provide objectpersistence, retrieval, data caching, and life-cycle management.• It is implemented using .NET managed code throughout, making it easy to deploy within a .NETenvironment.• It is thread-safe and can be used within multithreaded .NET applications.Contents of this manualThe following chapters will introduce you to the Caché Managed Provider:• Setting up the Caché Managed Provider gives you detailed instructions for the common tasksinvolved in setting up any .NET project that will use the Caché Managed Provider.• Connecting to the Caché Database provides detailed information about database connections(including connection pooling) relevant to both ADO and native object access.• Using ADO Provider Classes gives concrete examples using the Caché implementation of the.NET ADO Provider classes.Using the Caché Managed Provider for .NET 1
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