Using DLINQ with ASP.NET (Part 2 of my LINQ series)
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by Scott Guthrie
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Step 1: Create an ASP.NET LINQ Project

To begin with, we’ll create a new LINQ-enabled ASP.NET web site in VS 2005 or the free Visual Web Developer Express tool.  To-do this, make sure the May CTP build of LINQ is installed, and then choose File->New Web Site and select the “LINQ ASP.NET Web Site” template:

Figure 1

 

We now have a project created that references the LINQ and DLINQ assemblies, and can use the C# or VB LINQ-enabled compilers.


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Title: DLINQ Usage   
Name: Subhashini
Date: 2010-12-18 1:36:06 AM
Comment:
This article solved many of questions about DLINQ.I understand how to do create database structures for DLINQ query using Attribute Based Mapping and through XML Based Mapping.
Title: Helping hand for the DLINQ users   
Name: Tejaswini Jangale-Chaudhari
Date: 2009-04-22 1:02:16 AM
Comment:
The article is real nice, n helped me a lot to understand binding and pagination. Keep posting such helpful articles :)
Title: Great Article   
Name: Yuna
Date: 2008-07-18 3:42:52 AM
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thank you very much, my article help me understand LINQ
Title: Great Article   
Name: Jaykumar Acharya
Date: 2008-06-18 9:33:59 AM
Comment:
I must say you are my guru of LINQ. These posts really helped me to learn LINQ and DLINQ. It was like a cake walk to learn deep concepts. Please keep posting such blogs for us.






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