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See all Premium member Presentation Transcript LINQ: LINQ .NET 3.5 Marc Vangrieken marc.vangrieken@gmail.com http://vangrieken.wordpress.comWhat is Linq?: What is Linq?Introduction to C# 3.0: Introduction to C# 3.0Introduction to C# 3.0Collection Initializers: Introduction to C# 3.0 Collection InitializersIntroduction to C# 3.0Extension methods: Introduction to C# 3.0 Extension methodsIntroduction to C# 3.0 Extension methods: Introduction to C# 3.0 Extension methodsReplacing LINQ Extension Methods: Replacing LINQ Extension MethodsIntroduction to C# 3.0Type Inference: Introduction to C# 3.0 Type InferenceIntroduction to C# 3.0Type Inference: Introduction to C# 3.0 Type InferenceIntroduction to C# 3.0Anonymous types: Introduction to C# 3.0 Anonymous types Introduction to C# 3.0Automatic Properties: Introduction to C# 3.0 Automatic PropertiesIntroduction to C# 3.0Lambda expressions: Introduction to C# 3.0 Lambda expressionsIntroduction to C# 3.0Lambda expressions: Introduction to C# 3.0 Lambda expressionsIntroduction to C# 3.0 Parameters to Lambda Expressions: Introduction to C# 3.0 Parameters to Lambda ExpressionsIntroduction to C# 3.0 Lambda Body Can Be Single Expression or Statement Block: Introduction to C# 3.0 Lambda Body Can Be Single Expression or Statement BlockIntroduction to C# 3.0 Expression Trees: Introduction to C# 3.0 Expression TreesIntroduction to C# 3.0 Expression trees: Introduction to C# 3.0 Expression treesLinq To Objects: Linq To ObjectsLinq To Objects Hello, LINQ in C#: Linq To Objects Hello, LINQ in C#Linq To Objects Hello, LINQ in VB: Linq To Objects Hello, LINQ in VBLinq To Objects DEMO: Linq To Objects DEMOLinq To Objects Standard Query Operators: Linq To Objects Standard Query OperatorsLinq To Objects Positional Query Operators: Linq To Objects Positional Query OperatorsLinq To Objects Set Based Query Operators: Linq To Objects Set Based Query OperatorsLinq To Objects Join Operators: Linq To Objects Join OperatorsLinq To Objects Ordering operators: Linq To Objects Ordering operatorsLinq To ObjectsConversion operators: Linq To Objects Conversion operatorsLinq To Objects DEMO: Linq To Objects DEMOLinq To Objects Projection: Creating New Types To Hold Query Results: Linq To Objects Projection: Creating New Types To Hold Query ResultsLinq To Objects Projection That Creates a Nested 1-Many Collection: Linq To Objects Projection That Creates a Nested 1-Many CollectionLinq To Objects LINQ Queries Are Lazy: Linq To Objects LINQ Queries Are LazyLinq To Objects Modifying a Query Before Execution: Linq To Objects Modifying a Query Before ExecutionLinq To Objects You are always working with IEnumerable: Linq To Objects You are always working with IEnumerableLinq To Sql: Linq To SqlLinq To SqlHello, Linq To Sql: Linq To Sql Hello, Linq To SqlLinq To SqlEverything is SQL: Linq To Sql Everything is SQLLinq To SqlWhen does the query go to the database?: Linq To Sql When does the query go to the database?Linq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlDataContext: Linq To Sql DataContextLinq To SqlDataContext: Linq To Sql DataContextLinq To SqlDataContext: Linq To Sql DataContextLinq To SqlRetrieving data: Linq To Sql Retrieving dataLinq To SqlObject Identity: Linq To Sql Object IdentityLinq To SqlRelations: Linq To Sql RelationsLinq To SqlEager loading / prefetching: Linq To Sql Eager loading / prefetchingLinq To Sql Updating data: Linq To Sql Updating data Inserting InsertOnSubmit(entity) InsertAllOnSubmit(entityCollection) Constraints are not checked early, queries are always sent to the database. Updating SubmitChanges() Deleting DeleteOnSubmit(entity) DeleteAllOnSubmit(entityCollection) Not implemented very well... Linq To Sql Cascading deletes: Linq To Sql Cascading deletes Cascading delete = delete child rows when you delete a parent Cascading delete constraints are allowed in the DB But LINQ to SQL ignores them Do it yourself DeleteAllOnSubmit(Children) DeleteOnSubmit(Parent) Linq To Sql Updating data: Linq To Sql Updating data After SubmitChanges() is called Modified objects in the object graph are identified. New objects to be inserted Retrieved objects to be deleted Retrieved objects whose persistent members have changed Changes are ordered based on foreign key constraints. Insert, update and delete statements are constructed with modified current values in the set clause and original values in the where clause for optimistic concurrency conflict detection Database connection is opened and a transaction is started. If there are any errors, the transaction is rolled back. If the transaction succeeds, the internal state of the DataContext is changed accordingly. Database-generated columns like autoincrement / GUID keys and timestamps are propagated back to the objects Linq To Sql Updating data: Linq To Sql Updating data You can inspect the changes that are tracked by the datacontext before submitting. ChangeSets public sealed class ChangeSet { public IList<object> AddedEntities { get; } public IList<object> ModifiedEntities { get; } public IList<object> RemovedEntities { get; } public override string ToString(); } Linq To Sql Updating data: Linq To Sql Updating data Validation Property validation Entity validation ChangeSet validation Linq To Sql Attaching entities: Linq To Sql Attaching entities DataContext.Attach() Attach an existing entity to a datacontext While keeping optimistic concurrency behaviour Used in N-Tier scenario’s Linq To Sql Overriding CRUD operation: Linq To Sql Overriding CRUD operation You can override insert, update and delete actions Via partial Entity Classes Linq To Sql Transactions: Linq To Sql Transactions .NET 2.0 transaction scope Nothing changes Linq To SqlConcurrency: Linq To Sql ConcurrencyLinq To SqlCompiling queries: Linq To Sql Compiling queriesLinq To SqlManual Mapping: Linq To Sql Manual MappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingThat’s all for now : That’s all for now LINQ to SQL like tools: LINQ to SQL like tools You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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See all Premium member Presentation Transcript LINQ: LINQ .NET 3.5 Marc Vangrieken marc.vangrieken@gmail.com http://vangrieken.wordpress.comWhat is Linq?: What is Linq?Introduction to C# 3.0: Introduction to C# 3.0Introduction to C# 3.0Collection Initializers: Introduction to C# 3.0 Collection InitializersIntroduction to C# 3.0Extension methods: Introduction to C# 3.0 Extension methodsIntroduction to C# 3.0 Extension methods: Introduction to C# 3.0 Extension methodsReplacing LINQ Extension Methods: Replacing LINQ Extension MethodsIntroduction to C# 3.0Type Inference: Introduction to C# 3.0 Type InferenceIntroduction to C# 3.0Type Inference: Introduction to C# 3.0 Type InferenceIntroduction to C# 3.0Anonymous types: Introduction to C# 3.0 Anonymous types Introduction to C# 3.0Automatic Properties: Introduction to C# 3.0 Automatic PropertiesIntroduction to C# 3.0Lambda expressions: Introduction to C# 3.0 Lambda expressionsIntroduction to C# 3.0Lambda expressions: Introduction to C# 3.0 Lambda expressionsIntroduction to C# 3.0 Parameters to Lambda Expressions: Introduction to C# 3.0 Parameters to Lambda ExpressionsIntroduction to C# 3.0 Lambda Body Can Be Single Expression or Statement Block: Introduction to C# 3.0 Lambda Body Can Be Single Expression or Statement BlockIntroduction to C# 3.0 Expression Trees: Introduction to C# 3.0 Expression TreesIntroduction to C# 3.0 Expression trees: Introduction to C# 3.0 Expression treesLinq To Objects: Linq To ObjectsLinq To Objects Hello, LINQ in C#: Linq To Objects Hello, LINQ in C#Linq To Objects Hello, LINQ in VB: Linq To Objects Hello, LINQ in VBLinq To Objects DEMO: Linq To Objects DEMOLinq To Objects Standard Query Operators: Linq To Objects Standard Query OperatorsLinq To Objects Positional Query Operators: Linq To Objects Positional Query OperatorsLinq To Objects Set Based Query Operators: Linq To Objects Set Based Query OperatorsLinq To Objects Join Operators: Linq To Objects Join OperatorsLinq To Objects Ordering operators: Linq To Objects Ordering operatorsLinq To ObjectsConversion operators: Linq To Objects Conversion operatorsLinq To Objects DEMO: Linq To Objects DEMOLinq To Objects Projection: Creating New Types To Hold Query Results: Linq To Objects Projection: Creating New Types To Hold Query ResultsLinq To Objects Projection That Creates a Nested 1-Many Collection: Linq To Objects Projection That Creates a Nested 1-Many CollectionLinq To Objects LINQ Queries Are Lazy: Linq To Objects LINQ Queries Are LazyLinq To Objects Modifying a Query Before Execution: Linq To Objects Modifying a Query Before ExecutionLinq To Objects You are always working with IEnumerable: Linq To Objects You are always working with IEnumerableLinq To Sql: Linq To SqlLinq To SqlHello, Linq To Sql: Linq To Sql Hello, Linq To SqlLinq To SqlEverything is SQL: Linq To Sql Everything is SQLLinq To SqlWhen does the query go to the database?: Linq To Sql When does the query go to the database?Linq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlObject Model: Linq To Sql Object ModelLinq To SqlDataContext: Linq To Sql DataContextLinq To SqlDataContext: Linq To Sql DataContextLinq To SqlDataContext: Linq To Sql DataContextLinq To SqlRetrieving data: Linq To Sql Retrieving dataLinq To SqlObject Identity: Linq To Sql Object IdentityLinq To SqlRelations: Linq To Sql RelationsLinq To SqlEager loading / prefetching: Linq To Sql Eager loading / prefetchingLinq To Sql Updating data: Linq To Sql Updating data Inserting InsertOnSubmit(entity) InsertAllOnSubmit(entityCollection) Constraints are not checked early, queries are always sent to the database. Updating SubmitChanges() Deleting DeleteOnSubmit(entity) DeleteAllOnSubmit(entityCollection) Not implemented very well... Linq To Sql Cascading deletes: Linq To Sql Cascading deletes Cascading delete = delete child rows when you delete a parent Cascading delete constraints are allowed in the DB But LINQ to SQL ignores them Do it yourself DeleteAllOnSubmit(Children) DeleteOnSubmit(Parent) Linq To Sql Updating data: Linq To Sql Updating data After SubmitChanges() is called Modified objects in the object graph are identified. New objects to be inserted Retrieved objects to be deleted Retrieved objects whose persistent members have changed Changes are ordered based on foreign key constraints. Insert, update and delete statements are constructed with modified current values in the set clause and original values in the where clause for optimistic concurrency conflict detection Database connection is opened and a transaction is started. If there are any errors, the transaction is rolled back. If the transaction succeeds, the internal state of the DataContext is changed accordingly. Database-generated columns like autoincrement / GUID keys and timestamps are propagated back to the objects Linq To Sql Updating data: Linq To Sql Updating data You can inspect the changes that are tracked by the datacontext before submitting. ChangeSets public sealed class ChangeSet { public IList<object> AddedEntities { get; } public IList<object> ModifiedEntities { get; } public IList<object> RemovedEntities { get; } public override string ToString(); } Linq To Sql Updating data: Linq To Sql Updating data Validation Property validation Entity validation ChangeSet validation Linq To Sql Attaching entities: Linq To Sql Attaching entities DataContext.Attach() Attach an existing entity to a datacontext While keeping optimistic concurrency behaviour Used in N-Tier scenario’s Linq To Sql Overriding CRUD operation: Linq To Sql Overriding CRUD operation You can override insert, update and delete actions Via partial Entity Classes Linq To Sql Transactions: Linq To Sql Transactions .NET 2.0 transaction scope Nothing changes Linq To SqlConcurrency: Linq To Sql ConcurrencyLinq To SqlCompiling queries: Linq To Sql Compiling queriesLinq To SqlManual Mapping: Linq To Sql Manual MappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingLinq To Sql Advanced mapping: Linq To Sql Advanced mappingThat’s all for now : That’s all for now LINQ to SQL like tools: LINQ to SQL like tools