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Mike
Here's the story.
I have a large database which has a lot of columns. I am creating a web
service for clients to use to insert information into this database. All
the clients are the same and are identified by a unique 4 digit number.
Depending on the client, different information must or must not be inserted
into the database.
Here is my question.
With web services which don't support funtion overloading, should I create a
bunch of webmethods with different names all of which accept different
paramerters, or should I create one funtion that accepts all parameters?
Based on the id they pass in I can check to see if they are passing in the
right parameters.
Am I just looking at this the wrong way? Is there a easier or more
efficient way I should look at?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Mike R.
I have a large database which has a lot of columns. I am creating a web
service for clients to use to insert information into this database. All
the clients are the same and are identified by a unique 4 digit number.
Depending on the client, different information must or must not be inserted
into the database.
Here is my question.
With web services which don't support funtion overloading, should I create a
bunch of webmethods with different names all of which accept different
paramerters, or should I create one funtion that accepts all parameters?
Based on the id they pass in I can check to see if they are passing in the
right parameters.
Am I just looking at this the wrong way? Is there a easier or more
efficient way I should look at?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Mike R.