Survey Results

JustinGreenwood wrote:

I tend to get a little fired up talking about this stuff.

JustinGreenwood wrote:

I have some good arguments to back up my opinions.

JustinGreenwood wrote:

I enjoy these debates emmensely because it keeps my mind open to other ways of doing things.

JustinGreenwood wrote:

I couldn't survive with a system like the one you're using.

JustinGreenwood wrote:

Once you've used any strongly typed framework along with a code generator in a large application, you will never go back.

ReleaseTheHounds wrote:

all the parameters where passed in as void pointers and the results were returned as void pointers..

abstract public class GenericDAL
{
    public abstract object[] Execute(string actionName, params object[] parameters);
}

Xiangyang Liu wrote:

Once you've used strongly typed ... you can't ever go back

Xiangyang Liu wrote:

the answers are typically "we can't do it".

public partial class EmployeesQuery: esEmployeesQuery
{
      public bool CustomLoad()
      {
            Select(EmployeeID, FirstName, LastName, TitleOfCourtesy)
            .Where
            (
                  Or(LastName.Like("%A%"), LastName.Like("%O%")),
                  this.BirthDate.Between("1/1/1940", "1/1/2006")
            )
            .OrderBy(LastName.Descending, FirstName.Ascending);
            return this.Load();
      }
}

Employees entity = new Employees();
entity.AddNew();
entity.FirstName = this.txtFirstName.Text;
entity.LastName = this.txtLastName.Text;
entity.Save();

David Stone wrote:

Have you looked at that at all?

David Stone wrote:

and is all this in the MyXaml package?)