Why do the commandbuilder classes not derive from an interface or a base class?

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Hasani

Why do the commandbuilder classes not derive from an interface or a base
class?
Every other ado.net object seems to do so.
 
In the original version of the framework we didn't consider that it was a
core scenario. It turns out that there are scenarios where it's needed, so
we'll have a common base class for it in the next version.

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Pablo Castro
Program Manager - ADO.NET Team
Microsoft Corp.

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