Articles Tagged 'ado.net'
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Still updating my Mix 09 Silverlight 3 + RIA Services talk with more fun stuff. While many of the RIA Services examples we have shown thus far do CRUD directly against database tables, I certainly recognize that many scenarios require using sto...
Still updating my Mix 09 Silverlight 3 + RIA Services talk with more fun stuff. Azure represents a general trend in the industry towards a cloud computing model. As much as I love the development phase of projects, the operations side is often ...
ADO.NET Team Blog
8/20/2009
DataDirect recently announced the release of their DataDirect Connect for ADO.NET Entity Framework provider for Oracle . The DataDirect Connect for ADO.NET Entity Framework provider for Oracle offers: All features supported with 100% managed code ...
Like everything, using code generation is a tradeoff. Basically, you want codeGen when the cost of writing the templates is less than the costs of writing what the template generates. For example, codeGen rocks at creating and maintaining tedious ...
ADO.NET Team Blog
8/6/2009
One of the things that we are continuously working on improving is the quality and the readability of the SQL generated when querying using the Entity Framework. We have already made some improvements in .NET 4.0 Beta 1, and we are working on more...
This series on updating my Mix09 talk to current bits has sort of taken on a life of its own and I am not quite through, but I have had numerous requests for a directory of these posts so folks can quickly find what they are looking for. Notice ...
Scott on Writing
6/30/2009
My Toolbox column in the July 2009 issue of MSDN Magazine is available online and includes the following reviews: ApexSQL Enforce - I've reviewed source code static analysis tools in previous issues, such as Microsoft's FxCop and StyleCop progra...
Most line of business applications will die unless they have a strong data access strategy. Enterprise apps simply cannot afford to hard-code thousands of in-line SQL calls to an aspx code behind; the maintenance and lack of reuse and testability ...
In one of my previous posts (Rest: good, bad and ugly), I made a passing comment, about how I think using CRUD in RESTful service is a bad practice. I received a few comments / questions asking why do I say that – so what’s wrong with CRUD and RE...
ADO.NET Team Blog
6/15/2009
As a part of formulating our long term strategy for ADO.NET, we have had several discussions with number of our customers, internal and external partners, and MVPs to better align our development efforts to ensure we are delivering the right techn...
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