LLBLGen and the repository pattern

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I was wondering if building a repository on the top LLBLGen (adapter) is a good idea. I don't want to overengineer and reinvent the wheel again. The DataAccessAdapter class could be some kind of a generic repository.It has all the CRUD methods you need.

But on the other side for a larger project it could be good to have a layer between your ORM and service layer.

I'd like to hear your opinions, if your using the repository pattern with LLBLGen,if yes why if no why not.

If you have some implementation, post it please.

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