Creating Business Objects that Use non-Guid Primary Keys

In general, Milos uses Guid-based primary keys to identify records in a database. However, we will not always have the luxury of specifying that. For instance, we may have to work with an existing database that uses other key types. Or perhaps, Milos needs to interact with a database that does not support guids. Therefore, Milos business objects also support integer (identity and non-identity) based keys as well as string-based keys.


Last Updated: 8/7/2006