t; > > though separating your data access without inheritance (e.g.
> > composition
> > > > versus inheritance) might be a better solution overall.
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nced .NET topics.
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> Hi Lain,
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Hi Lain,
Thanks for the quick response. I finally found the answer (through several
online
Hi Lain,
Thanks for the quick response. I finally found the answer (through several
online posts).
The current design of the LINQ-SQL system does not allow cross-assembly
inheritance nor conventional inheritance, per se.
Hopefully MS will rectify this situation with the next release or perhaps
th
Hi Mike,
I do not use the dbml designer, as it seems to get a bit too complicated
once you get many tables etc involved or want to change the schenma - I
prefer SQLMetal, though it should amount to the same thing.
I am not sure what is causing your problem but I am able to a) extend the
class in
I have a problem for which I cannot seem to discern a reasonable solution.
I would like to use the LINQ-SQL classes and objects for doing my database
manipulations but both seem to be lacking in the area that I need and I
would like to know if any of you have a reasonable solution/answer (or just
t
