These days, folks who are building scalable distributed applications tend to partition application code into discrete tiers conforming to the classic three tier model: Presentation, Business and Data respectively. The AutoSproc tool uses reflection to auto-generate wrapper classes for calling stored procedures. This saves the developer from having to work with ADO.NET classes such as SqlCommand, SqlParameter, SqlDataAdapter, etc. This paper will take a look at the salient points of the tool and review how to use it in your application.
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