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NerdDinner with Fluent NHibernate

by ms_michel
Une série de 3 billets qui expliquent comment modifier le projet du tutoriel NerdDinner pour utiliser Fluent NHibernate en lieu et place de Linq To SQL.

My Adventures with Entity Framework and Oracle

by ms_michel
Un exemple concret d'utilisation de Entity Framework avec Oracle et des problèmes rencontrés pour sa mise en oeuvre, avec tous les liens qui vont bien vers Entity Framework Provider for Oracle et le blog consacré à EFOracleProvider.

Utilisation de LINQ avec la base MySQL

by ms_michel (via)
Un tutoriel qui explique comment utiliser LINQ (en fait DBLinq) avec une base de données autre que SQL Server (en l'occurrence MySQL)

Modèles de persistance

by ms_michel
Une présentation des différents modèles de persistance des données : Active Record, Data Mapper, Repository, Identity Map, Lazy Loading et Virtual Proxy.

Introduction à Subsonic

by ms_michel
Un article qui présente le framework de génération de code d'accès aux données Subsonic (version 2.1) et explique comment l'installer, les principes de bases, et comment l'utiliser.

ODP.NET for Microsoft OracleClient Developers

by ms_michel (via)
Une page dédié aux futurs ex-utilisateurs du System.Data.OracleClient

Your first NHibernate based application

by ms_michel
Un tutoriel pour démarrer avec NHibernate : de l'installation aux tests unitaires

DbLinq

by ms_michel
DbLinq is THE LINQ provider that allows to use common databases with an API close to Linq to SQL. It currently supports (by order of appearance): MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Ingres, Firebird... And still SQL Server.

System.Data.OracleClient Update

by ms_michel (via)
Oh mon dieu! Ils vont tuer System.Data.OracleClient.

Introduction à Entity Framework

by ms_michel
Une introduction à Entity Framework, l'outil de mapping objet-relationnel de Microsoft.

Maximilian Beller's Blog

by ERSWeb
Performance comparison between Linq, NHibernate and ADO.NET / Stored Procedures

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2008

.NET Data Access Performance Comparison: ASP Alliance

by ERSWeb (via)
In .NET, there are several ways to extract data from a data source. The two most common techniques using ADO.NET involve the use of the DataReader or the filling of a DataSet or DataTable with a DataAdapter. In this article, a very easy-to-reproduce set of tests is analyzed to determine which techniques performs the fastest. Further, additional variables such as N-Tier architecture and the effects of caching on the results are considered. Finally, I recommend some best practices based on the results

2007

Programming ADO.NET

by ms_michel
SQL Server, MySQL, Postgresql ADO.NET programming

2006

Stardeveloper.com -- Home Page

by miraculist & 1 other
.NET , ASP, ASP.NET, ADO, ADO.NET , COM , Web Services , C# VB.NET , IIS ,J2EE ,JSP (15) Servlets (9) Web Services (1) EJB (4) JDBC (4) E-Commerce (1) J2ME (1) Products (1) Applets (1) Patterns (

System.Data.SQLite

by ms_michel & 2 others
System.Data.SQLite is an enhanced version of the original SQLite database engine. It is a complete drop-in replacement for the original sqlite3.dll (you can even rename it to sqlite3.dll). It has no linker dependency on the .NET runtime so it can be distributed independently of .NET, yet embedded in the binary is a complete ADO.NET 2.0 provider for full managed development.

2005

SharpHSQL: Workspace Home

by ms_michel & 1 other
A port to C# of the Java embebdded database engine HypersonicSQL HSQL. This port was compiled for .NET 1.1 and Compact Framework 1.0 and includes a working ADO.NET data provider

IBM iSeries Data Provider for .NET

by ms_michel
Avec lien pour télécharger "Integrating DB2 Universal Database for iSeries with Microsoft ADO .NET" (Avril 2005 - 288 pages)

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