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Features with LINQ and DLINQ please help ?

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    I’m currently using vb.Net 2008 to code an old VB 6 system at our organization, I’m using the LINQ feature and strictly three tiers Architecture to program. Yet I need some clarification on stored LINQ procedures , I would like to convert all my LINQ procedures to stored LINQ procedures, Please Help? Oh and if the is any other associated features that VB 2008 has please specify so that I can use these features with LINQ and DLINQ

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      I’m currently using vb.Net 2008 to code an old VB 6 system at our organization, I’m using the LINQ feature and strictly three tiers Architecture to program. Yet I need some clarification on stored LINQ procedures , I would like to convert all my LINQ procedures to stored LINQ procedures, Please Help? Oh and if the is any other associated features that VB 2008 has please specify so that I can use these features with LINQ and DLINQ

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      ozzyrocsdbn wrote:

      I would like to convert all my LINQ procedures to stored LINQ procedures,

      There's no such thing as a "stored LINQ procedure". What are you talking about?? Using LINQ with your database's stored procedures???

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        ozzyrocsdbn wrote:

        I would like to convert all my LINQ procedures to stored LINQ procedures,

        There's no such thing as a "stored LINQ procedure". What are you talking about?? Using LINQ with your database's stored procedures???

        A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^]
        Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
             2006, 2007

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        Please illustrate an example because I don’t really understand that LINQ could be so abstract, and that level of abstraction could use a stored procedure. Vb.net code and stored SQL query

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          Please illustrate an example because I don’t really understand that LINQ could be so abstract, and that level of abstraction could use a stored procedure. Vb.net code and stored SQL query

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          An example of what?? I have no idea what you want. Again, are you trying to use LINQ with a stored procedure in a datbase???

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