Managing My Technical Mess - Use SelectExcept When You Are Too Lazy To Type
"Do you love LINQPad? Use it every day? Do ad-hoc queries non-stop against your DataContexts? Love C#/LINQ’s ability for anonymous object projections into new forms? I’m assuming you said yes to all those. Here is the question that drives this post…do you hate having to type *every* field *except* one (or a few) when you *only* need almost all fields? If you answered yes to that last question or are wondering why I don’t just allow the entire row to be selected/returned, continue reading…
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A cool, with source, example of leveraging LINQPad and making it conform to your WILL!!! MUAHAHAHA... Oh... sorry... Been that kind of week... :)
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