TOO must to learn all at once. I think my head is about to explode.

The good news is I just got my generic connection class to work. Small steps.

>I see you answered it before I did anyway :-}
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>>Thanks Viv.
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>>>>I have been working on Bonnie's data class blogs and have an interesting problem (at least for me). I created a class library for what I call my base data access classes. When I add the database connection screen code from Bonnie's blog cConnection = ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["ConnectionString"]; I get a warning that the method is obsolete. I changed to the suggested method, cConnection = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ConnectionString"]; and get an error ConfigurationManager does not exists. If I put the same code in my web project all is well.
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>>>Make sure the project has a reference to System.Configuration.dll (and a 'using System.Configuration;' in the code)
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>>>>My assumption is the class library does not have the web.config file so it does not understand configuration. I do have the same using statements at both places. Is it not possible to create generic data classes this way?
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>>>>Thanks.