Hi Mike,

To clear (I hope!) things up, keep in mind that there is no ".Net
Equivalent" since it depends the underlying technology you use.
.Net is not the langunage like VFP, .Net is the framework.

You may use C# or VB .net but the syntax to save something on the
backend it depends. For example if your backend is Sql Server then you
could use LinqToSql or Entity Framework as your middle techonology
layer. Syntax is different in each case, both technologies provide
disconnetced sets.

There are too many ways to achieve the same results in .net I would
recommend to investigate the technologies before using one.

Hope this Helps
Vassilis


On Tue, Aug 21, 2012 at 2:46 AM, MB Software Solutions General Account
<[email protected]> wrote:
> On Mon, August 20, 2012 6:02 pm, Stephen Russell wrote:
>> The linq method:
>>
>>
>> using (RingEDIEngineEntities db = new RingEDIEngineEntities())  // Class
>> that maps my db tables and columns {
>>
>>
>> try {
>> InterchangeLog IL = new InterchangeLog();  // copy
>> blank to memvar IL IL.FileID = il.FileID;
>> IL.dtmAdd = DateTime.Now;
>> db.AddToInterchangeLogs(IL);   // Insert into from memvar
>>
>> db.SaveChanges();                   // write the changes to the db NOW
>> return IL.InterchangeID;            // give me the key it just made
>>
>> }
>>
>>
>> See it is not much different then what you do I bet.
>
>
>
> Cool!  Yes...looks very similar!
>
>
>
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