It allows you to preview generated SQL at Design-time. Queries View with Summarized Information Queries view allows you to easily find the situations when a query is used too often and it may be better to cache its results than to use it each time.
It allows you to group the executed SQL queries by query text, or the context used and see the total number of queries in each group and total time these queries took to execute. The latter displays the tree, created by merging all call stacks of ORM calls and offers wide capabilities for analysis of calling method data.
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But until all generated classes will be stored simply in one file - it still won't be fully "enterprise" solution : Your reply will be appreciated.
I am having difficulty connecting to a remote SQL Server. I have 2 copies of a database, one local and one remote. IN the local case, all went fine, as it has for years with However, when I try to do the same on the remote, it fails on the last step with the error msg, "THe specific schema for "woofwoof" either does not exist, or you do not have permission to use it.
It seems like a permission problem. I am running it in Vista Business OS. I have an capture of the error, if that helps. Otherwise, this looks like a great product! Hi scott. Studio' the linq to sql will generate the following code: [dbo]. Studio] and then return the following error: "Could not find server 'dbo' in sys. Verify that the correct server name was specified.
I could not find a method inside the linqdatasource that could return the results to a datatable or dataset. I found some sites saying about the GetDataTable method in later linq releases. Do you know how is it called in the current release? In your opinion, is it best to do as much in SQL stored procedures as possible, for better performance, scalability, etc, rather than using ASP to construct all the SQL necessary, and thus not needing stored procedures?
Thanks, Hank. Any third parties working on this? If you can send me more emails about this problem, I can try and get someone to help investigate. Stay tuned! That is a great idea. I'm not aware of someone working on just such a reverse code generator right now - but it definitley sems doable.
For the most part LINQ to SQL appears to only take the bottom up approach where you start from the database meta-data and work up to or generate the object model. What about the other direction? What if I have a robust domain model and I want to map to or even generate my data model. Are there any plans to expand the designer to allow for more complete mapping functionality? It would be nice to be able to drag my classes from "Solution Explorer" or "Class View" and have them show up in the dbml designer.
On the toolbox there is a "Class" icon you can add to the designer and use to model your entities there. Alternatively, you can define your classes in code first, and then apply either attributes or use an external XML mapping file to define the mapping layer. LINQ to Entities provides you with more of a ability to define a conceptual layer that might be quite different from the underlying schema. NET Framework V3. It comes "later".
If You write different things, whats the situation really like? LINQ to Entities does not ship directly in. Scott--can you provide an update on this. Can you provide an update regarding the fix for vb. Sorry for the delay on this. It turns out this was a bug in VS Beta2 with how debug visualizers are loaded. The good news is that this will be fixed for the final release though.
Sorry for the delay! Hi, Does the visualizer not work with VB? Toggle navigation Microsoft ScottGu's Blog. Everything you do helps.
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