Stephen Russell wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 17, 2008 at 7:50 AM, MB Software Solutions General Account
>>
>>
>> Absolutely so true. If anyone out there starts a new project and wants
>> to use MySQL as the backend, just let me know and I'll ship them a copy
>> of the framework I used in one of my latest projects.
>>
>> Unless you're addicted to SET RELATION or SET SKIP or SEEK(...) in your
>> direct tables or must have the DataEnvironment with VFP tables, you'll
>> be able to use this (I hope) with great success....at which point,
>> you'll probably consider staying with MySQL (or a non-DBF backend).
>>
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> This is a linq pass at getting data from your backend and then posting to an
> object that is returned. The notion of USER is a "rights to their data"
> that allows our customers access to their coworkers.
...and how does this relate to the thread?
> public Address GetAddress(Guid addressId)
> {
> //Verfiy Validity of arguments
> if (addressId == Guid.Empty)
> {
> InvalidArgumentFaultDetail.ThrowException("addressId",
> "addressId cannot be null.");
> }
>
> //Get the current user
> UserIdentity user =
> ((UserIdentity)ServiceSecurityContext.Current.PrimaryIdentity);
>
> //Run the query
Pardon me, but *yuck*!
> Over then next 6 months I will be writing this type of query for hundreds of
> tables, joined tables and views.
I'm sorry. Maybe use a scripting language to generate the code for you
instead of typing it in directly, which would seem pretty tedious and
error-prone.
> The updates are very simple in that I pull back the row for the guid, make
> the change and then tell the db to .SaveChanges So I could have multiple
> rows in one table that will get an update as well as 5 other single rows
> that are all updated on the same command.
Yep, that sounds like a "COMMIT" command, but with cool oopiness and 5
more characters for posterity. ;)
Paul
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