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Figure 2. Perform SQL Server CRUD Operations With DLinq. DLinq transforms LINQ SQL-style query operators and arguments to ADO.NET 2.0 T-SQL batches that return rows mapped to object instances. Like ADO.NET SqlCommand objects, batches don't execute until your code requests rows. INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE operations can execute dynamic T-SQL statements or stored procedures. DLinq supports .NET 2.0's System.Transaction objects for lightweight local transactions with automatic promotion to distributed transactions when enlisting remote databases. |
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