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How LINQ to Dataset works in VB (Jonathan Aneja)
14 May 08 04:52 PM

LINQ at its core requires any data source to be queryable , which basically means it must implement IEnumerable. (It’s actually a bit more complicated than that, for a full explanation see section 11.21.2 of the Visual Basic 9.0 Language Specification Read More...

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Filed under: LINQ/VB9, Data_Design, Jonathan Aneja, Extension_Methods, VB2005, Orcas, VB2008, VS2005

TableAdapter and Multiple Result Sets
13 March 07 11:16 AM

Several people asked me whether TableAdapter can be used to retrieve multiple result sets from stored procedures. The quick answer is... No, you can't do that with TableAdapter.Fill() method that gets generated as a part of Typed Dataset. But there's Read More...

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Filed under: Data_Design, VB2005, Young Joo

Visual Studio 2005 SP1 and Visual Basic 2005 Command-line Compiler (VBC.exe) Hotfix Released!
03 January 07 10:46 AM

Visual Studio 2005 SP1 is now available for download. We’d like to thank everyone in the Visual Basic community for providing feedback on SP1 and helping us identify and address issues for this service pack. In some areas, more than 50% of the bugs addressed Read More...

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Check out "Live from Redmond series #3" from the .NET FX product teams
10 October 06 04:27 PM

The .NET Framework teams are providing several Live Meeting presentations spanning application technologies like Smart Clients, Web 2.0 (AJAX) and Mobile. Check out SimonMu 's blog for more information: http://blogs.msdn.com/simonmu/archive/2006/10/09/The-next-series-of-team-member-Live-From-Redmond-webcasts.aspx Read More...

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Filed under: Paul Yuknewicz, Data_Design, VB2005, Web

EMEA Tour Followup
20 April 06 03:55 PM

PaulYuk and I just returned from the EMEA tour where we demoed tons of new VB 2005 features to groups in Brussells, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Belfast, and Dublin. Here (as promised) are links to more information on what I presented. If you didn't make it Read More...

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Filed under: Paul Yuknewicz, IDE, Data_Design, VB2005, VB6_Migration/Interop