DAL and LINQ?
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Hi, What's the difference between DAL and LINQ? Thanks in Advance!
Have A Nice Day! Murali.M
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Hi, What's the difference between DAL and LINQ? Thanks in Advance!
Have A Nice Day! Murali.M
LINQ is an extension added to .NET framework. I don't think we can differentiate LINQ and a DAL.
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Hi, What's the difference between DAL and LINQ? Thanks in Advance!
Have A Nice Day! Murali.M
DAL is a conceptual mapping describing part of a tiered development. It means the Data Access Layer, and describes the abstraction where you separate data access from business logic and UI. LINQ is a technology for working with data - hence, it provides a concrete implementation.
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Hi, What's the difference between DAL and LINQ? Thanks in Advance!
Have A Nice Day! Murali.M
LINQ is a general framework for querying a data store of some kind. It lets you write SQL style expressions in code. You could use LINQ to query your DAL for Stuff. Have a google around for stuff like IQueryable to get the idea...
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Hi, What's the difference between DAL and LINQ? Thanks in Advance!
Have A Nice Day! Murali.M
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LINQ is a programming concept that can be used in the DAL to Query the data against the database.
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John Prabhuhat can be used in the DAL to Query the data against the database.
Not only database, it can query collections, XML files etc.
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John Prabhuhat can be used in the DAL to Query the data against the database.
Not only database, it can query collections, XML files etc.
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XML files? That's interesting. Could you provide a code snippet showing how does LINQ work with XML?
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