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Tuesday, October 30, 2007

Linq to Sql and Stored Procedures

by wwagner via Bill Wagner: C# Development Blog | MySmartChannels on 10/30/2007 1:53:29 AM

Yesterday I discussed Linq to SQL and interoperability with existing database technology. Today I'll look at how Linq to SQL handles stored procedures. Much of the work is done by the database designer, which creates methods that invoke your stored procedures. At its core, all calls into stored procedures call DataContext.ExecuteMethodCall(). ExecuteMethodCall returns an IExecuteResult object. IExecuteResult provides a Result parameter to access the result object. Attributes on each method ...

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HealthVault Data Types - a custom data type architecture

by Eric Gunnerson via Eric Gunnerson's Compendium : CSharp on 10/30/2007 12:36:00 AM

In my last post, I showed how to create custom data types, but there's an obvious problem with that approach. There's only one of them. That means that when you do a query for your custom type, you get all the custom types that meet your filter. If your application creates multiple custom types, then it needs a layer that can do the appropriate thing and give you the types that you want. As is often the case in computer science, we're going to approach it by adding in a layer of indirection. We ...

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