vb.net 3 tier

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I have created a menu using asp.net with vb coding.
It is developed in 3 tier architecture.

In the menu, two items are there, one item contains details related to user and another item contains details related to user location.

I have also created 2 sql tables in a database for this program.
I have created primary keys for linking these 2 tables in data tier.

How can I proceed next?

Posted 13-Sep-10 19:35pm

badri2020

Updated 13-Sep-10 21:19pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 14-Sep-10 3:19am

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-13T21:50:00

Solution 1

!) You need to setup your UI validations (password cannot be blank type stuff) in the User Layer.

2) Your business logic (calculations on the tables etc) should go into the business layer.

3) Queries for fetching data from the tables should go into Data layer.

Posted 13-Sep-10 21:50pm

Abhinav S