Concept review - Any thougths?

For years I have dinked with and now considering making it into a real project.

I am thinking about developing a 'driver' of sorts that sits on top of RDMS( oracle, MSSQL, MySQL - others to follow). That given a table description the driver creates stored procedures and client code example(s) (front-end, back-end, etc).

The end result would be that the geek would create a table in any of the above mentioned RDMS's and my code would produce selected client interfacing.

For example Enter table deffinition. Check some buttons and click some buttons and out comes a zip file that has a web form .NET project to add/update/delete/select records from the given database(or specific tables). The developer can then take that code and with minor changes, (cosmetic security) and use it as there own.

The beauty would be that if the developer wants to define table for mysql they can change to to MSSQL with click button, and whatever code produced before will remain unbroken.

I realize this is 'code review' and I have no code. But any good durable code goes through this design phase.

Any thoughts on the concept?