I\'m not very familiar in programming databases, but I have a Mysql-Database which I access with Dblinq under C#. Now when I enter dates, numbers etc, the english notation is used, but my customer nee
I\'m trying to use DbLinq with a SQLite database, but I\'m running into a problem when I try to cast an ITable as a Queryable<TEntity>.
Update - The answer is apparently that DbLinq doesn\'t implement Dispose() properly. D\'oh! The below is all sort of misleading - Bottom line: DbLinq is not (yet) equivalent to LinqToSql, as I assu
I\'ve been struggling to get DbMetal to process my SQLite database. I finally isolated the problem. It won\'t allow a table to have two foreign key references to the same column.
Im working on an application that needs to talk to a database. The application is written in C#. Im quite taken by LINQ and auto generating classes to represent the database and its tables, so first I
I have a MySql database, whose general structure looks like this: Manufacturer <== ProbeDefinition <== ImagingSettings
I am using a MySQL database with DbLinq, but there is an exception being thrown: \"Cannot convert mysql datetime to