what is the use of using wcf service for insertion? Explain?

it gives you flexibility in the protocol connecting your application parts together, for instance, you may have a windows application using wcf to connect to a wcf windows service using tcp/ip, and then easily change the protocol to http and run it across the web. We do this as a matter of configuration and thus an administrative function of our application, as opposed to a code and architecture change.

it should have no impact on your data or how you update it, and even in http the messages remain real time as if its a desktop application. in other words the fact that its a wfc service is no different to a normal windows or web service, you have the flexibility of both and the service connects to sql in whichever technology you wish (ado.net?)

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Leon Puth12y ago
it gives you flexibility in the protocol connecting your application parts together, for instance, you may have a windows application using wcf to connect to a wcf windows service using tcp/ip, and then easily change the protocol to http and run it across the web. We do this as a matter of configuration and thus an administrative function of our application, as opposed to a code and architecture change.

it should have no impact on your data or how you update it, and even in http the messages remain real time as if its a desktop application. in other words the fact that its a wfc service is no different to a normal windows or web service, you have the flexibility of both and the service connects to sql in whichever technology you wish (ado.net?)
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