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  • RE: The T-SQL Paradigm

    Agree with Aaron, T-SQL is a mixture of set-based and procedural programming. Any individual SQL command, like a SELECT, is set-based, but if you put anything after it suddenly you...

  • RE: Little Security Issues

    I've been eying netbooks for a while myself, but not for business purposes. I want one to make blogging on the go easier, perhaps use it as an e-book when...

  • RE: A Dearth of Comments

    GSquared (1/5/2009)


    If you set a standard that the variable "i" (or @i) is only to be used for while loops, and is to be used for all while loops, and...

  • RE: A Dearth of Comments

    Jack Corbett (1/5/2009)


    Timothy (1/5/2009)


    The rest of the time I rely on properly named classes, methods, and variables. In a sense the code is self-documenting. I often use names that are...

  • RE: A Dearth of Comments

    I'll admit I rarely write comments. About the only time I do is if the code has "gotchas": basically it does things in a way you wouldn't normally expect but...

  • RE: Budgeting

    Nice post blandry. I agree with pretty much everything you said. I've been thinking a lot myself the country seems to be going through a hangover right now. The credit...

  • RE: Data Trust

    Good point you make Steve about companies possibly selling the data you trust them with when/if they go belly up. I see so many statements on websites about how your...

  • RE: The September 2008 Car Update

    Yeah, I was going to ask about your conservative and realistic savings. Generally speaking I'd expect conservative estimates to be lower than realistic since, by definition, you're being cautious.

  • RE: The Glue that Binds

    Adam Machanic (9/22/2008)


    Exactly; doing that work would defeat the whole purpose of LINQ. And it still wouldn't be compile-time verifiable.

    I'm just curious, how would you expect any object relational...

  • RE: The Glue that Binds

    Adam Machanic (9/22/2008)


    Sure, but how will it deal with the following perfectly valid stored procedure:

    CREATE PROC x

    @i INT

    AS

    BEGIN

    SET NOCOUNT ON

    IF @i = 0

    ...

  • RE: The Glue that Binds

    Adam Machanic (9/22/2008)


    Now if we could just get stored procedures that exposed well-defined output contracts, the sweet spot would be clear: LINQ to SQL to stored procedures.

    Unless I'm missing something...

  • RE: The Glue that Binds

    cs_troyk (9/22/2008)


    In addition to the automatic parameterization issues mentioned earlier, I have seen cases where the SQL emitted by a LINQ expression contains a cartesian product (CROSS JOIN) where it's...

  • RE: The Glue that Binds

    Using Linq to SQL for direct table access is something I've just recently started doing, but only in limited respects. Mainly, for now, for constructing queries for a search, i.e....

  • RE: If You Ain't Cheatin'

    I happened to click on a tab in Maxthon that had a Digg story about He Kexin, the Chinese female gymnast under suspicion of competing in the current Olympics as...

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