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BlueDog7
11 days ago johnpapa.net — Why use Entity SQL when I can use LINQ to get to entities? What is the role of ObjectContext? How do explicit and eager loading work LINQ and the Entity Framework? How do I see the SQL that will execute?
What can I do with complex types? How do I create a complex type? read more...
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fintz69
12 days, 11 hours ago javicrespotech.blogspot.com — After he sat for the 70-561 ADO.NET 3.5 Beta exam, Javi talks about the topics you should be familiar with to perform well in it. read more...
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akbarbuneri
1 month, 1 day ago magvs.dns.microsoft.com:8085 — Although T-SQL is extremely powerful for most data processing, it provides little support for text analysis or manipulation. Attempting to perform any sophisticated text analysis using the built-in string functions results in massively large functions and stored procedures that are difficult to debug and maintain. Is there a better way? read more...
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 rstrahl
1 month, 2 days ago west-wind.com — Using LINQ to SQL in some scenarios where dynamic expresions are required on the right side of a LINQ query expression can be tricky. How do you for example allow a query to use a dynamic field in a query and then query its data? Due to the strong typed nature of LINQ direct LINQ syntax can't be used for this sort of query, but there are a several ways to work around this by using dynamic expressions. read more...
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RBoeke
1 month, 8 days ago sitechno.com — EF does not support easy agile development or a nice disconnected usage of it's objects. This solution (including sample) demonstrates a client that is unaware of EF (yeah, think Silverlight!) and a server that is able to attach a changed graph and save it. read more...
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tommyk
1 month, 9 days ago the3factory.com — Some time ago, I have involved in a National Energy company information system (CIS) development. It is actually the project developed by my company and I am a junior of the developer team. We start it by explaining and discussing about all the detail and requirement of database because th... read more...
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