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Jim
I have (like probably everybody else) literally no time to write something to
see if this is possible, but here is my scenario...
I'm integrating a plug-in into another software solution that somebody else
has written. This plug-in gets data from a database and then displays that
data to the user in a nice manner. Anyway, every once in a while I want
something new from the database, and I have to ask their development team to
write something new in their DAL. This involves some developer upgrading
their DAL, and then they have SQL db guys that will write some fancy sproc
for the new DAL procedure.
Anyway, since I know that their using SQL server 2005 (currently upgrading
to 2008), would it be possible to have 1 DAL function that would accept
something along the lines of a lambda expression that they could use to
retrieve data from the database, and pass me back some type of enumerable
type? This way I wouldn't have to keep on asking for new features.
Thanks,
-- Jim
see if this is possible, but here is my scenario...
I'm integrating a plug-in into another software solution that somebody else
has written. This plug-in gets data from a database and then displays that
data to the user in a nice manner. Anyway, every once in a while I want
something new from the database, and I have to ask their development team to
write something new in their DAL. This involves some developer upgrading
their DAL, and then they have SQL db guys that will write some fancy sproc
for the new DAL procedure.
Anyway, since I know that their using SQL server 2005 (currently upgrading
to 2008), would it be possible to have 1 DAL function that would accept
something along the lines of a lambda expression that they could use to
retrieve data from the database, and pass me back some type of enumerable
type? This way I wouldn't have to keep on asking for new features.
Thanks,
-- Jim