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LinqConnect is a LINQ to SQL compatible ORM solution with extended functionality, support for SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite, its own visual model designer, seamlessly integrating to Visual Studio, and SQL monitoring tool. LinqConnect includes support for Silverlight and Windows phone 7 and Metro apps development, it uses only its own classes without referencing the System.Data.Linq assembly.

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  1. Add support for SIMILAR TO command for Linq to PostgreSql

    Newer pattern matching operator to LIKE using regular expression makes matching more robust when using delimited values.

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  2. Support Windows Phone 8 for LinqConnect

    Only Windows Phone 7 is supported on LinqConnect. I need a version for Windows Phone 8.

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  3. generate entity class based on SQL

    is it possible to generate entity class based on SQL.

    for example I provide a valid SQL somewhere in Entity Developer interface and based on that SQL Entity Developer creates a class for me.

    later on I can populate the entity by using datacontext.ExecuteQuery<MyEntity>(MySql)
    currently, I have to do it manually, I feel like that is waste of time.

    wouldn't that be nice? thanks.

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  4. Web Demo (Click Once Application)

    Demo project that can be run from our site in your browser

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  5. Add support for Mono/Android to LinqConnect

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  6. DataContext.Refresh() would return some value telling at least if the instance was retrieved or was deleted in the database.

    Today, if the instance was deleted from DB, Refresh throws any of two exceptions (InvalidOperationException or (less frequently) NullReferenceException). The code to cope with that is useless long (and repetitive).because one must catch two exceptions.
    What if Refresh simply returns a "RefreshResult" enum value with no more than two values
    RefreshResult.Retrieved
    RefreshResult.Deleted
    To get the second result, the exceptions would be processed internally to DataContext code, saving us from doing it once and again.

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