As I am writing this, I am just heading home from TechEd, waiting at the Barcelona airport for my return flight to Vienna. It has been a busy time for the Genome team since September - unfortunately so busy that we couldn’t take time to blog about all the things that are going on. We weren't at TechEd only as attendees, but also exhibiting in the Visual Studio Partner area, with a total of 8 TechTalkers in Barcelona. To catch up with all the things that have happened since September, I’ll start with TechEd, while the memories are still fresh.

Typically, Genome is used to map tables to their data domain objects. But what to do when you have to use a database that is not made for mapping objects and therefore is not in any normalization form etc.?