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LINQ, LINQ to SQL, LINQ to XML
LINQ is a codename for a set of extensions to the .NET Framework that encompass language-integrated query, set, and transform operations. It extends C# and Visual Basic with native language syntax for queries and provides class libraries to take advantage of these capabilities.
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Introduction to LINQ, Extension methods and Lambda Expressions by ashish shukla on Oct 19, 2009
This article is an introduction of LINQ, Extension methods and Lambda Expressions. In my following articles, I will delve into more details.
LINQ Deferred Execution by Mohammad Elsheimy on Oct 04, 2009
In this article we will see how LINQ defers the execution of the query till you request the results. Plus, learn how to execute the query immediately.
How to create 3 tire application using LINQ by Jayendrasinh Gohil on Aug 03, 2009
This article describes how to create 3 tire architecture project in LINQ to SQL.
Introduction To linq by Rekha Singh on Aug 01, 2009
This article is a basic introduction to LINQ.
LINQ FAQ Part3 by Shivprasad on Aug 01, 2009
This is the third series in my LINQ FAQ series. In this series we will cover LINQ FAQ’s related to concurrency handling, compiled queries, CRUD implementation and mapping simple .NET classes with XML file configuration. I love to write articles in FAQ format for the only purpose that they are to the point and you can get to know more by reading less.
Using partial class, when working with LINQ to SQL Stored Procedures by Michael Livshitz on Jul 30, 2009
In this article I will explain how you can combine using of your own classes to DataContext (dbml file) and partial DataContext class, when working with LINQ to SQL Stored Procedure.
Creating and Saving XML tree using LINQ to XML by Dhananjay Kumar on Jul 30, 2009
This article is going to explain, How to create XML Tree using LINQ? This will be explaining Functional Construction way of creating XML tree.
Migration strategy for simple .NET classes to LINQ classes by Shivprasad on Jul 28, 2009
This article will focus on how we can convert simple existing .NET classes in to LINQ enabled classes.
XML Diff and Patch using LINQ to Xml and LINQ to Objects by Jay Tallamraju on Jul 27, 2009
This article focuses on working with XML and how to get best out of LINQ to XML and LINQ to Objects. Focus of this article is to you show the power of LINQ to Xml and get you started on LINQ with practical examples.
How to handle concurrency in LINQ to SQL by Shivprasad on Jul 20, 2009
In this article we will touch base some important concepts of handling concurrency in LINQ to SQL.
How to improve your LINQ query performance by 5 X times ? by Shivprasad on Jul 17, 2009
LINQ has been criticized by many early adopters for its performance issues. Well if you are just going to drag and drop using DBML code generator I am sure you will land up in to mess. Try doing this make a simple LINQ to SQL project using DBML and see your SQL profiler, I am sure you will never like to touch DBML code generator again. In this article we will first look in to how LINQ queries are executed, and then we will touch base on how compiled LINQ queries can help us improve our application performance at least 5 times. My numbers can be 10% up and down as I had come to that figure using my environmental situations.
LINQ FAQ Part 2 by Shivprasad on Jul 14, 2009
This FAQ article is dedicated to LINQ to SQL. In this article we will see a basic example of LINQ to SQL, how to define 1-1 and 1-many relationship using LINQ, how we can optimize LINQ queries, execution of stored procedures using LINQ and finally we will see a simple CRUD example using LINQ to SQL. For past some days I was running small sprint to complete this marathon I hope you will like this article.
LINQ FAQ for Newbie's by Shivprasad on Jul 13, 2009
In this section we will run through basics of LINQ and then see 5 basic LINQ queries which you will always need in your project for queries. While looking at the basics we will also try to learn what problem LINQ solves from the perspective of middle tier business objects.
CRUD operations using LINQ Entities by Shivprasad on Jul 13, 2009
This is a pretty simple tutorial dedicated to LINQ newbie’s who want to learn how to do CRUD operations using LINQ entities. I am sure many experienced LINQ players would criticize me for such a mild article.
Simple 6 steps to use stored procedure in LINQ by Shivprasad on Jul 08, 2009
This is an extremely small article which describes how to flourish LINQ objects using stored procedure. What provoked me to write this article is the ‘ExecuteMethodCall’ function which helps to execute stored procedures in LINQ. As this is a protected function it changes the way you architect the DAL using ‘DataContext’ class and probably you would like to tweak and consider some options here. You can see more details of it when you read through the steps below. I am writing a huge series of LINQ FAQ and these small articles form small sprints to complete the huge FAQ series. I hope you enjoy it.
One-Many and One-One relationship using LINQ to SQL by Shivprasad on Jul 03, 2009
In this article we will start with a basic LINQ to SQL example and then see how we can implement one-many and one-one relationship using ‘Entityref’ and ‘EntitySet’. We have also attached a source which demonstrates the same in a practical manner.
Parallel Extension to LINQ by Prasoon on Jun 22, 2009
This article gives you an idea how to utilize Parallel Extension to Linq or PLINQ.
An Introduction to LINQ by Ashish Tripathi on Jun 09, 2009
LINQ stands for Language INtegrated Query. Means query language integrated with Microsoft .NET supporting languages i.e. C#.NET, VB.NET, J#.NET etc. Need not to write\ use explicit Data Access Layer.
Search and selection of data using LINQ by Michael Livshitz on May 27, 2009
In this article I will explain how you can use LINQ, when we should search and select some data according to parameters, defined by users.
SALT and PEPPER – 3 TIER and LINQ by Shivprasad on May 15, 2009
There is no pre-requisite (Oh yes even if you do not know LINQ this article will guide you) for this article J what I need from you guys is time to read this article. So block your 10 minutes and rest assured you will understand LINQ in a much better way.
Event Bubbling using LINQ to XML by Biruk Reda on Apr 30, 2009
This tutorial is to show you how you can communicate between a user control and a parent page without the user refreshing the parent page.
Data Binding using LINQ to SQL in C# by Mahesh Chand on Mar 19, 2009
LINQ to SQL allows developers to work with databases using LINQ. This article discusses how to get, add, update, and delete data in a DataGridView control using LINQ to SQL.
Using LINQ to Objects in C# by Scott Lysle on Mar 19, 2009
This article provides an introduction to employing LINQ to Objects queries to support a simple win forms application; the article addresses the construction of LINQ to Objects statements and then goes on to describe how one might use LINQ to Objects within the context of an actual application.
LINQ FAQ for Newbie's by Shivprasad on Mar 05, 2009
In this article we will run through basics of LINQ and then see 5 basic LINQ queries which you will always need in your project for queries. While looking at the basics we will also try to learn what problem LINQ solves from the perspective of middle tier business objects.
Integrate XML data within your ASP page using XLINQ: Part II by Bechir Bejaoui on Feb 18, 2009
In this tutorial I will expose a technique to integrate XML data within your ASP page using XLINQ API.
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