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I can't seem to find any documentation regarding thread safety...
In particular - is the Database class (and subclasses) thread safe
How would I find this out for myself? Are there references to thread safety for classes on the MSDN site?
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Yes, instances of the
Databaseclass are thread-safe. However, objects created by it (such asSqlDataReader) are not.