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LINQ to Oracle ProviderPlease let me know LINQ to Oracle Provider is available in (3.5 or 4.0).
If yes how to configure with an example please? Ba Si, Oct 03, 2010
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Reply 1With LINQ I assume that you mean Linq2Sql or Linq2Oracle? I am not using these myself and would probably use something like NHibernate, EF4, or LLBLGEN instead. Though the learning curve is probably a bit tougher than with L2S or L2O.
Even though I do not use L2S or L2O I do use Linq heavily when it comes to collections and Xml. Robert Blixt, Oct 05, 2010
I like this a lot, but my main issue with this is making that choice dynamically at runtime. In this example, my thought would be that the options would be in a drop down list. So I would like to see this solution modified a bit to handle that type of action.
Also, your RudePassengerTitleStrategy response is spelled wrong. The ampersand (&) should be a caret (^). Otherwise the response will have a completely different meaning. ;^)
Aug 13, 2010
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Reply 2Thanks Robert.
Again a basic question: When it is advisable to use LINQ in code? Ba Si, Oct 04, 2010
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Reply 3I know of only this one at CodePlex, http://linqtooracle.codeplex.com/
I'd recommend to take a look at the docs at how it works. Good Luck! Robert Blixt, Oct 03, 2010
I would probably scan the assembly for any class that implements the IPassengerTitleStrategy interface and then add them all to a list which I will bind to a drop down list. I'll post some code on how to do that.
Aug 15, 2010
Sorry for not posting this in VB.Net (as stated in your title), I prefer C# :)
Aug 13, 2010
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