Hi,
In my learning process, i am confused with the Advantages of ORM like "
ActiveRecord" and "Linq to SQL"
I would like to know... what majority developers think on this point.
Is it worth to go with LINQ to take full advantages or Get use to
ActiveRecord / Data Mapper for a proven ORM option.
All of them have their advantages and disadvantages.
Linq2Sql only works for MS Sql Server, but gives you a graphical designer
for your objects. It implements a unit of work which reduces the number of
database calls.
It doesn't however support many-to-many relations, and it depends how much
value
Thanks Ivan for the excellent guidance.
You helped me move ahead, but i am still in confused stage in choosing
the right ORM.
Perhaps your book will explain more on this.
I think i should accept your idea to go SubSonic Way, since Subsonic
understands Active Record much better and its a straig
In my book I will use the ActiveRecord from Rails for most of the examples
because it will be the most well-known and I suspect the one where most
developers are curious about. I will show how to leverage some of the other
ORM's to show that there are other options available.
I think SubSonic is a
Ivan Porto Carrero wrote:
> In my book I will use the ActiveRecord from Rails for most of the
> examples
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Dear Ivan,
You mean to say you will be using ActiveRecord with IronRuby...?
Will Active Record work only with IronRuby on Rails or within Asp.N
Hi,
Here's a list of LINQ providers. LINQ to Everything
http://blogs.msdn.com/charlie/archive/2008/02/28/link-to-everything-a-list-of-linq-providers.aspx
LINQ Providers
* LINQ to Amazon
* LINQ to Active Directory
* LINQ to Bindable Sources (SyncLINQ)
* LINQ over C# project
*
Because IronRuby is an implementation of the Ruby language you will be able
to use ActiveRecord with anything.
I want to note again that there won't be a thing like IronRuby on Rails. The
rails framework will just run on IronRuby just like it now runs on CRuby and
JRuby.
The database I'm using is
And as pointed out in the reply's a few missing ones on the list.
LINQ to Entities,
(and the ones prebuilt in)
LINQ to XML
LINQ to SQL
and the in memory LINQ
PLINQ in the parallel platform ctp
LINQ to XSD has showed back up also.
Sure I am missing about 10 more just can't think of them at 4 am
Don't do it from PowerShell :) You also have to pass in -X:SaveAssemblies...
On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 5:58 PM, Ivan Porto Carrero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Don't do it from PowerShell :) You also have to pass in -X:SaveAssemblies...
:)
You can actually still use rbx from powershell, simply wrap the -X
switches in quotes:
.\rbx '-X:AssembliesDir' 'C:\' test.rb
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Tomas Restrepo
http://www.winterdom.com/weblog/
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Ah, I had only tried wrapping the path in quotes, not the option itself...
That's weird, do you know why off hand?
On Fri, Mar 14, 2008 at 8:50 AM, Tomas Restrepo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Don't do it from PowerShell :) You also have to pass in -X:SaveAssemblies...
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> :)
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> You can actua
Hi Ivan,
I still have my doubts about smooth functioning of SQL Server 2005 with
Active Record.
I have heard several complains about SQL Driver 2005 not efficient as it
should be. MySql/Sqlite etc are working great with Active Record.
I just thought to invite your attention regarding this, sin
Softmind Technology:
> I still have my doubts about smooth functioning of SQL Server 2005 with
> Active Record.
>
> I have heard several complains about SQL Driver 2005 not efficient as
> it should be. MySql/Sqlite etc are working great with Active Record.
The SQL Server team is investigating pro
Hi,
It was nice to see this blog here.
Its about an upcoming book on IronRuby called " Professional IronRuby "
by Wrox.
http://rbazinet.wordpress.com/2008/03/14/professional-ironruby-coming-to-a-bookstore-near-you/
I have been reading blogs by Rob Bazinet on regular basis. He stands as
one of v
Web Reservoir wrote:
> But can someone provide few examples, how Linq with IronRuby will look
> alike.
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I am the second interested.
LINQ 2 SQL is very important. I think few experts should start some
tutorials about this
Looking at the codes in C# and
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