Custom Query Language in .NET

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A couple months ago, I found an article regarding developing a custom query language for .NET applications. The article was great and I wanted to implement it in a couple of projects I am or will be working on, but I forgot to bookmark it! I've searched for days on here and on Google for the article but I cannot find it anywhere. I'm 90% sure the article was on here, but I cannot remember for sure. Has anyone seen an article regarding developing a custom query language or have any other resources?

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Posted 22-Jan-11 9:28am

mcmathys04

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Henry Minute 22-Jan-11 17:22pm

Can you remember what the article used for it's code demo (assuming it had one). By this I mean did it query a collection/database of Doctors/Architects/whatever. Can you remember anything like that?

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2011-01-22T09:33:00

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Did you try to find this: Karmencita: an object query language for .NET[^]?

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Posted 22-Jan-11 9:33am

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mcmathys04 22-Jan-11 15:51pm

I did see that article, but that's not the one I had found previously. The other article was much longer and more in depth and I don't think it used Karmencita. I may end up using this though if I can't find the other article.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 22-Jan-11 17:12pm

Do you have some details about what kind of query language you are talking here?

mcmathys04 24-Jan-11 11:25am

I'm going to be building an application in which users can create custom entities, like in Dynamics CRM. I wanted to be able to provide a query language for searching for different entities so the user could enter something like "SELECT * FROM Contact WHERE Name = 'Contact Name'" or using a simliar syntax. I don't know if this is possible or not, but it looked like it was in the other article.