Re: Microsoft's bridge between OO and relational
- From: paul c <toledobythesea@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 03 Jun 2006 17:13:50 GMT
Marshall wrote:
JXStern wrote:
What do y'all think of this stuff?
J.
http://www.ftponline.com/vsm/2006_04/magazine/features/rjennings/
Test Drive VB9 and DLinq
The January 2006 Language Integrated Query (LINQ) preview for the next
("Orcas") version of Visual Basic enables automating SQL Server
object-relational mapping for DLinq and enhances XLinq syntax for
literal XML and late binding.
Roger Jennings
March 27, 2006
Technology Toolbox: VB.NET, SQL Server 2005, XML, Visual Studio 2005,
or Visual Basic or Visual Web Developer Express editions, Visual Basic
9.0 LINQ Technology Preview (January 2006), SQL Server 2005 Express
Edition or higher, Northwind sample database
The forthcoming Visual Studio "Orcas" release promises major upgrades
to data-management programming with Visual Basic 9.0 and C# 3.0.
Language Integrated Query (LINQ) and its data (DLinq) and XML (XLinq)
libraries transform relational data and XML documents into
first-class, interoperable CLR objects
...
Fascinating, but ultimately not compelling. They get all the right
functionality, but they don't manage the complexity at all.
It's not elegant; it's backwards-compatible. Still, one of the
few real attempts to do something ambitious. A noble failure.
It is worth reading some of the papers that started out their
whole effort.
Marshal
Without reading it all and accepting that a domain is nothing but a data type it has seemed to me a retrograde kind of introspection, even bizarre, to first make relations out of domains (granted, IIRC from other posts, it seems that the SQL standard doesn't depend on the term 'relation'), then turn around and make those relations into data types. Maybe M$ should be re-thinking all those old pieces this Linq thing is depending on.
p
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