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Getting Started
Typical Steps for Using ALinq
Compare ALinq And Linq to SQL
CLR Type AND SQL Type Default Mapping
Downloading Sample Databases
Reference
Attribute-Base Mapping
Xml Mapping
Programming Guide
Communicating with the Database
Connect to a Database
Directly Execute SQL Commands
Reuse a Connection Between an ADO.NET Command and a DataContext
Querying the Database
Query for Information
Retrieve Information As Read Only
Control How Much Related Data Is Retrieved
Filter Related Data
Turn Off Deferred Loading
Directly Execute SQL Queries
Store and Reuse Queries
Handle Composite Keys in Queries
Retrieve Many Objects At Once
Filter at the DataContext Level
Query Examples
Return the First Element in a Sequence
Return or Skip Elements in a Sequence
Sort Elements in a Sequence
Group Elements in a Sequence
Eliminate Duplicate Elements from a Sequence
Determine if Any or All Elements in a Sequence Satisfy a Condition
Concatenate Two Sequences
Return the Set Difference Between Two Sequences
Return the Set Intersection of Two Sequences
Return the Set Union of Two Sequences
Convert a Sequence to an Array
Convert a Sequence to a Generic List
Convert a Type to a Generic IEnumerable
Formulate Joins and Cross-Product Queries
Formulate Projections
Making and Submitting Data Changes
Insert Rows Into the Database
Update Rows in the Database
Delete Rows From the Database
Debugging Support
Display Generated SQL
Display a ChangeSet
Display Generated SQL Commands
Background Information
Stored Procedures
Access
MySQL
Oracle
Oracle(ODP.NET)
Firebird
User-Defined Functions
MySQL
Oracle
Oracle(ODP.NET)