I know I’m certainly guilty of this. I treat the domain model simply like a means of accessing the database and build all the real logic into a set of “managers” that manipulate the entities and do the actual work.
How does the idea of a rich domain model intersect with the Entity Framework? Sure you’ve [...]
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Fowler on the Anemic Domain Model
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged anemic, architecture, DDD, domain, domain model, Fowler, manager on 2009/03/10 | Leave a Comment »
Access Remote (VPN) SQL Server with SQL Management Studio and Windows Authentication
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged authentication, domain, management studio, microsoft, remote, sql, sql management studio, vpn on 2009/03/09 | Leave a Comment »
What to do when you’re trying to use Sql Management Studio with domain authentication but you’re not on the domain? (For example, you’re using a VPN from home.) For me, Galid had the answer. (Note: “netonly” is the key!)
In my daily work I need to access several remote SQL Servers (over VPN) and some of [...]