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Difference between LINQ to SQL and the Entity Framework

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** Taken From http://dotnethitman.spaces.live.com/blog/cns!E149A8B1E1C25B14!195.entry I was browsing through the usual newsgroups I visit and came up with this post about LINQ to SQL vs EDM and thought I should share it here. LINQ to SQL and the Entity Framework have a lot in common, but each have features targeting different scenarios. LINQ to SQL has features targeting 'Rapid Development' against a Microsoft SQL Server database. Think of LINQ to SQL as allowing you to have a strongly-typed view of your existing database schema. LINQ to SQL supports a direct, 1:1 mapping of your existing database schema to classes; a single table can be mapped to a single inheritance hierarchy (i.e., a tab...

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How to call a stored procedure using SQL Server 2000 and C#.NET?

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Hi all, I'm developing a simple project using C#.net 2005 with SQL Server 2000. In my project, I need to retrieve the data from SQL database in my page with the help of stored procedure . I've no id...

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	sameer kamble \| Answered \| 3 years ago
	Create an ASP.NET Project and Add Controls In this section, you create an ASP.NET project and build the basic user interface. Note that these steps use Microsoft Visual C# .NET code. To create the project, follow these steps: Click Start , point...

	Shivpraksh Rai \| Answered \| 3 years ago
	Hi Dude ! This is a simple way to get Data from SQL server Strore Procedure by passing some Input Based. -------------1--------------------- CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[Login_Employee_GET_SP] ( @M_USER_ID VARCHAR(10)=NULL, ...

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How to connect SQL server and C++

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I am working on a project and i want to connect sql server and C++.I am using c++ as front end language and SQL as back end language

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	chendhil \| Answered \| 2 years ago
	#define DBNTWIN32 #include stdio.h #include windows.h #include sqlfront.h #include sqldb.h // Forward declarations of the error handler and message handler. int err_handler(PDBPROCESS, INT, INT, INT, LPCSTR, LPCSTR); int msg_handler(PDBPROCESS,...

	Atul Katrajkar \| Answered \| 3 years ago
	As I think by using PRO*C you can access data base through C++.

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Is Sql A part of Oracle.Or they both are same

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	md majid akhter \| Answered \| 2 years ago
	SQL is a language while oracle is RDBMS.Basically you write the SQL query into interface provided by Oracle (SQL* loader ) which compiled and execute by oracle DataBase Engine.

	RAJEEV KUMAR \| Answered \| 2 years ago
	SQL is a "structured Query Language" which is used for querying the different databases. SQL Server is a relational database. Oracle is a object oriented database.

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how can i start up with DBMS and sql as a beginner(which dbms is worthy to start with?)

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	Thanigachalam T \| Answered \| 2 years ago
	start your learning skill with oracle/SQL Server, look into sql queries and learn the concepts. "Technology may change but the Terminologies will be same".

	Thanigachalam T \| Answered \| 2 years ago
	start your learning skill with oracle/SQL Server, look into sql queries and learn the concepts. "Technology many change but the Terminologies will be same".

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How I create my function in sql server 2008?

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I want to create my function that can retrieve data from Table in sql server 2008 on the basis of several parameters which I pass to that function as argument? And I also want to make that function i...

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