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For the last few weeks I was looking for a complete solution to implement LINQ to SQL in our system. Before I started the searching process I have defined to myself some basic requirements from it: · Rapid development in at least 80% of the cases. · Easy to use , understandable API. · Migration plain or good solution to work with our legacy code . · Easy to maintenance . · Testability framework! One of the major disadvantages of the LINQ to SQL framework is the difficult to test it. If you’ll try...
In the last few months I started to learn one of the great frameworks from Microsoft named LINQ. In order to get a better understand about the LINQ framework I read a lot from the official Microsoft documentation. I even shared people in my thoughts about the LINQ project (I focused on LINQ to SQL with its pervious name D-LINQ), in my blog . After a while I took a time to read the "Pro LINQ" book . This book exposes me to some fundamentals in the LINQ world which I wasn't familiar with...
Two team leaders in my workplace have arrived from TechEd Developers in Barcelona last week. They told me that Microsoft announce that the next release of Visual studio 2008 (aka "Orcas") and .Net framework 3.5 will take place at the end of this month! (The original release date was at February 2008). You can see this announce in the visual studio developer center main page : " Countdown to Visual Studio 2008 In his keynote address at TechEd Developers in Barcelona, S. "Soma"...
One of the common options to synchronize several distributed sql servers to a central Sql server 2005 is by using Remote Data Access Synchronization (RDA). I needed to check this option for one of my project. What does it give us? How does it work? The RDA tries to give us a solution to access data that stores in a central Sql server form local db's (Sql server mobile and Sql server compact edition databases). It includes a tacking engine that stores all changes in the remote db and pushes it...