Showing posts with label LINQ. Show all posts
Showing posts with label LINQ. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Sample Code to manipulate LINQXML using VB.NET - Windows Live

Image representing Windows as depicted in Crun...Image via CrunchBaseHere is an article about how to manipulate LINQ and XML in VB.NET. Unfortunately, it's not really working for me but I'm close to making it work!
Sample Code to manipulate LINQXML using VB.NET - Windows Live
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Monday, September 20, 2010

Primary Objects - Linquify - .NET Business Class Generator for LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework

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Linquify Key Features
  • Visual Studio 2008/2010 Addin for easy generation.
  • Compatible with LINQ to SQL and the Entity Framework.
  • Compatible with SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, and any other compatible database platform (uses the Entity Framework default provider or LINQ2SQL with DbLinq).
  • Automatic generation of Types library, containing business classes, and supporting 3-tier architecture.
  • Simple Load(), Save(), Delete() methods for making database calls.
  • Full support for LINQ queries.
  • Full support for passing DTO objects within Session and between postbacks.
  • Optimized SQL query execution.
  • Includes generated partial classes for customizing business objects.
Primary Objects - Linquify - .NET Business Class Generator for LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework
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The LINQ to SQL Object Model

This technique is designed to give all Silverlight and WPF applications to have the ability to run SQL

The LINQ to SQL Object Model

How to: Add LINQ to SQL Classes to a Project (O/R Designer)

Walkthrough: Creating LINQ to SQL Classes (O/R Designer)

Getting Started with LINQ to SQL

Great Tutorial

Getting Started with LINQ to SQL