What is ALinq？
ALinq is an Enterprise-grade database LINQ provider,Stable, efficient and easy to
use. The usage of ALinq is compatible with DLinq(Lint To SQL), if you are familiar
with DLinq, you can master ALinq in few minute.Getting
Started
Why use ALinq？
Incredible Productivity
Slash your data access code by a factor of 10. Drastically improve development time.
Less mistakes in the DAL to fix.
Full Compatic With DLinq
ALinq is full compatible with DLinq(Linq to SQL), all the features in DLinq can
be found in alinq, the ALinq API is same with DLinq's. it's means, All the knowlage
about DLinq can directly applicable to ALinq .
Full Database Mapping
ALinq can map to all three database objects – Views, Stored Procedures and Tables.
This means you can significantly improve your applications’ performance and security
by fully utilizing the resources of your database server.
Powerful Linq Supported
Full SQL query can be supported. Support complex query, include sub query, jon query,
and so on.... Support string, date function and so on ....See
Samples
Database independent Code
Enjoy true portability for your application. ALinq support most of the commercial
databases, such as Microsoft Access Database, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle and MySQL,
SQLite, Firebird.
Testability
All classes enhanced by ALinq are still normal CLR objects, and as such can be easily
tested by state of the art unit tests. Moreover, SQL code can be traced by writing
it to the console, in a text file or to the .NET tracing framework.
Caching
The ALinq .Net Object Relational Mapper has unique caching features to optimize
the data handling: Connection Pool settings, Compiled Query Cache / Prepared Statement
Cache, First Level Cache.
Generic Data Access
ALinq provides a unique technique to access the persistent data in a generic way
without the need to use reflection. The technique significantly increases the speed
of all read and write operations.
