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Old 03-18-2008, 02:52 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by moz View Post
LINQ is very cool, I've been using it when I deal with databases for a while. It has few limits and is not too slow, which is a nice change from the previous generic database access technologies.
The limits (eg, batch updates) are pretty much implementation details. There already exist third-party products that allow you to do, say, db.Delete<Customer>(c => c.City == "London") in a single call to the db. I think the clever programmer could whip up a primitive version of that using regex.
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