You searched for the word(s): userid:218291

More Search Options

RSS Available

• Re: To LINQ, Or Not To LINQ etc.

  Dave, it was good to (briefly) see you as well. As for your question, I think you know my answer as to whether LINQ is worth the effort. ;-) Jim www.ThinqLinq.com www.TwitterCom/LinqKinq

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by jwooley on 9/25/2009

• Re: Sending IMAP Email - help please

  For a free IMAP library, try InterIMAP on CodePlex: http://www.codeplex.com/InterIMAP . I'm just exploring IMAP Controls at this point, so do not take this as an endorsement, just a bit of information.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jwooley on 9/2/2009

• Re: DataBounding Control combing with LinqDataSource .... Inheritance class problem !!

  See if the following work-around helps for CUD operations like this: http://thinqlinq.com/Default/LinqDataSource-and-CUD-operations-with-Inheritance.aspx Jim Wooley www.ThinqLinq.com

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by jwooley on 5/28/2009

• Re: To LINQ, Or Not To LINQ etc.

  Dave, you are correct that LINQ (to SQL) does not support all of the ANSI sql keywords, but it does support enough to cover a large percentage of your data access needs. In cases that it is missing some statements or extremly complex queries, you are still able to use Stored Procs and call them as simple function calls in your code. It is important to understand that LINQ has nothing to do with databases. The LINQ to SQL provider which sits on top of LINQ is responsible for working with databases

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by jwooley on 2/22/2008
  Filed under: LINQ in Action, Linq, ThinqLinq

• Re: LINQ enabled Personal Web Starter Kit

  I tried re-running it and the script works for me. Here is the script that should be included in the download. Could you check it against what you have to see if we can figure out where the problem lies here. CREATE TABLE [Albums] ( [AlbumID] [int] IDENTITY ( 1 , 1 ) NOT NULL , [Caption] [nvarchar] ( 50 ) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NOT NULL , [IsPublic] [bit] NOT NULL ) ON [PRIMARY] GO CREATE TABLE [Photos] ( [PhotoID] [int] IDENTITY ( 1 , 1 ) NOT NULL , [AlbumID] [int] NOT NULL , [Caption

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by jwooley on 2/20/2008

• Re: LINQ enabled Personal Web Starter Kit

  It is revised in the current release version. There's only one file to download. Jim

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by jwooley on 2/18/2008

• Re: LINQ enabled Personal Web Starter Kit

  You're correct. It was incorrectly scripted as an ALTER rather than CREATE statement. I'll update the file. Let me know if you see any other issues and I hope the sample helps understand LINQ. Jim

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by jwooley on 2/18/2008

• LINQ enabled Personal Web Starter Kit

  In case any one is interested, I have put together a sample port of the original Personal Web Starter Kit using LINQ rather than the standard ADO data tier in the PhotoManager.vb class. With this version, we can eliminate all of the stored procedures and rely on LINQ for our entire data access. In this implementation, I intentionally attempted to retain the original method signatures where possible to make migration more seemless. The project site is at http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/LinqPersonalWeb

  Posted to Personal Site Starter Kit (Forum) by jwooley on 2/10/2008
  Filed under: LINQ Starter kit VB

• Re: How to run from a root website from 3.5 framework site?

  With VS 2008, you can set the "Virtual Path" on the web site at the site/project level. Change this to indicate that you want the virtual server to emulate a root site rather than virtual directory. Jim Wooley http://www.devauthority.com/blogs/jwooley

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by jwooley on 10/18/2007

• Re: How to select distinct data from DataBase with LINQ To SQL and have a good performance ?

  In looking at the original message again, I noticed that you are projecting the entire p object, Thus when you call distinct you are finding all distinct objects (where all of the fields are unique). Instead, try projecting only the department as in: var rets = (from p in d.Students where p.School=="Computer" select p.department).Distinct(); Jim http://www.linqinaction.net

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by jwooley on 10/5/2007