11 packages tagged with “linq-to-sql”
A high performance, low code alternative to ORM's such as Entity Framework, offers intelligent database mapping to your existing CLR objects with minimal effort. Visit "Design Goals" on GitHub to see more rationale and guidance.
Implements the basic ins and outs of LINQ to SQL functionality via the Ignorance IWork and IStore interfaces.
Contains some helpful Linq-to-Sql (DataContext-based) classes, which help you simplify your basic CRUD operations.
(Forked from olegil/SqlBulkTools) High-performance C# Bulk operations for SQL Server (starting from 2008) and Azure SQL Database. Supports Bulk Insert, Update, Delete & Merge. Uses SQLBulkCopy under the hood. Please leave a Github star if you find this project useful.
Provides a basic Crud repository for use with Linq to Sql data classes.
This driver allows you to use your custom typed LINQ to SQL assembly, instead of LINQPad generating one based on your database schema. It works with all compatible versions of LINQ to SQL, including the official .NET Framework version and the LinqToSQL2 port to .NET Standard.
For users of CodexFramework V1.0, this package offers a way to change less code when migrating to use CodexMicroORM as a replacement framework.
An alternative to ORM's such as Entity Framework, offers light-weight database mapping to your existing CLR objects with minimal effort. BindingSupport is net461, supporting two-way data-binding with entities.
The database provider code to implement support for Microsoft SQL Server using the CodexMicroORM application framework.
The Linq2SqlWebDbConnector is a .NET library used to create and maintain only an unique connection to the SQL Server database per request in the Asp.Net web applications using Linq To Sql ORM.
library for creating reusable Linq queries. The library allows you to use MemberExpression to specify the fields of an object used in a query. For example: a reusable query to find objects that intersect with a given period of time. The library supports the Entity Framework.