Kevin

I'm trying to pitch the MM framework to a consulting firm that I'm working with. They've got a home-grown framework that they've designed but I'm trying to convince them that MM is really the way to go. One issue that they seem stuck on is the fact that in MM, the SQL is part of the business object(s). In they're home grown one, it's designed to be part of the data access objects. I can't seem to articulate, in a convincing manner, the advantages of doing it the MM way instead. Any suggestions?


Scott Fields