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  1. First published book on ADO.NET Entity Framework

    Eric and the .NET Framework - Nov 6, 2008

    If you are following my blog or watched me present, you know I believe that Entity Framework will be a significant technology for .NET developers (even if EF v1 at times is incredibly annoying!). However we have been

    Also tagged: entity framework, visual studio 2008

  2. New WPF How Do I Videos Released!

    Beth Massi - Sharing the goodness that is VB - Nov 3, 2008

    I posted two more WPF "Forms over Data" videos onto the Developer Center that you should check out. How Do I: Edit Tabular Data in WPF? - learn how to create a simple data grid in WPF for editing tabular data using

    Also tagged: visual basic, wpf, videos, vs2008

  3. And the winner is… LINQ to Entities and the ADO.NET Entity Framework

    Eric and the .NET Framework - Nov 3, 2008

    In 2001 we first demonstrated Object Relational Mapping (ORM) technology for .NET – ObjectSpaces . However it has taken 6+ years to get to the point where we have released an ORM. Actually we released two. The release

    Also tagged: architecture, sql server 2005, entity framework, sql server 2008, visual studio 2008, visual studio 2010

  4. Microsoft Dynamics CRM - Archiving 101

    Microsoft Dynamics CRM - Archiving 101

    A CRM Riff - Oct 28, 2008

    There's really nice article about Archiving that I recommend to my readers. Called To Archive or Not, it describes the issues and considerations that may have led you to archiving as a solution to performance problems

  5. VB links on Entity Framework, Data Services and WPF

    Goto 100 - Development with Visual Basic - Oct 24, 2008

    The following are all well worth a look: N-Tier Development with Data Services and Entity Framework (16mins) A PM on the team builds a simple ADO.NET Data Services application in VB. Dynamic Data Entry with XML

    Also tagged: ux, visual basic net, visual basic 2008

  6. My low tech polls: show of hands at the UK MSDN events

    Eric and the .NET Framework - Oct 21, 2008

    I have been asking a few “raise your hand” questions at the MSDN events we are currently delivering in various parts of the UK. I thought they would be worth sharing. What language do you code in? C# – around 60% VB

    Also tagged: uk, visual basic, events training

  7. Editing Data from Two Tables in a Single DataGridView

    Editing Data from Two Tables in a Single DataGridView

    Beth Massi - Sharing the goodness that is VB - Oct 15, 2008

    I've had a lot of questions lately on how to display data from two separate tables in the database into a single DataGridView for editing. It sure would be nice if all our data was in a single table, but in reality

    Also tagged: sql server, visual basic, winforms, linq, entity framework, article, devcenter

  8. Q&A: How can I use LINQ with new data types in SQL Server 2008 such as the geospatial types?

    Eric and the .NET Framework - Oct 15, 2008

    This one has come up a few times. LINQ to SQL and LINQ to Entities in V1 do not currently support the newest types added to SQL Server 2008 nor do they support your own User Defined Types. More specifically: LINQ to

    Also tagged: entity framework, q and a, visual studio 2008

  9. Q&A: How do I debug ADO.NET Data Services?

    Eric and the .NET Framework - Oct 15, 2008

    It is great that so many folks have started investigating Data Services and the Entity Framework as a result of the MSDN events we have been delivering. Which does also mean I keep getting asked “Why doesn’t mine

    Also tagged: q and a, visual studio 2008

  10. Q&A: How do I use ADO.NET Data Services with LINQ to SQL and enable read/write

    Eric and the .NET Framework - Oct 15, 2008

    ADO.NET Data Service gives you the ability to do: Read/Write with ADO.NET Entity Framework Read only with LINQ to SQL The reason it is read only for LINQ to SQL is that Data Services needs to object model that it is

    Also tagged: entity framework, q and a, visual studio 2008

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