Greetings,
i want to be able to use linq new technology with sql server.
the senario i am not able to do so far is as follow:
1- i program with linq
2- be able to generate and manipulate xml files
3- all this xml files are stored in Sqlserver
for those who are not familiar with linq http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/ref/linq/
u can still help me by mentioning orignal ways of working with xml files
through sqlserver as the database.
thanx
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1- i program with linq
Have you installed the May 2006 CTP of LINQ? If not, go to: http://www.linqdev.com
In the top right corner of the page is a section labeled "LINQ Latest
Release". Click on the link to go to the Microsoft page to download the
latest version.
You will see a lot of LINQ information there at LINQDev.com. I hope it helps.
2- be able to generate and manipulate xml files
Once you have installed the May 2006 LINQ CTP, you will have a "LINQ
Preview" menu option in your start/All Programs menu. In the LINQ Preview
menu you should see toward the bottom XLinq info such as an overview as well
as hands-on labs for both C# and VB.
"Dave Johnson" wrote:
Greetings,
i want to be able to use linq new technology with sql server.
the senario i am not able to do so far is as follow:
1- i program with linq
2- be able to generate and manipulate xml files
3- all this xml files are stored in Sqlserver
for those who are not familiar with linq
http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/ref/linq/
u can still help me by mentioning orignal ways of working with xml files
through sqlserver as the database.
thanx
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thanks already done tht, i was just asking to see if anyone have
guidance to this typical pattern from previous experiance.. so for noone
seems to have much experiance in LINQ. so i will keep working and post
any good updates..
thanks again
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thanks already done tht, i was just asking to see if anyone have
guidance to this typical pattern from previous experiance
Oh, I guess I misunderstood your question. I thought you had said that you
were unable to program at all with LINQ.
so for noone seems to have much experiance in LINQ
Well, LINQ is still very new, so I suspect you will not find too many people
with practical experience with it. But, I wouldn't go as far as you stated.
In case you are not aware, there is a LINQ specific forum at MSDN. Again, if
you go to http://www.linqdev.com and look in the Crucial LINQ Links, you will
find a link to the offical LINQ forums. There are many people there really
digging into LINQ.
Good luck.
"Dave Johnson" wrote:
thanks already done tht, i was just asking to see if anyone have
guidance to this typical pattern from previous experiance.. so for noone
seems to have much experiance in LINQ. so i will keep working and post
any good updates..
thanks again
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