DbLinq

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Oh )) Thanks for prompt reply. Sad, but so be it. In my current case it doesn't worth investing time into it. Maybe later )

Hi, FYI, the project is dead, but with some effort you can make it work quite well. :) It's a nice project and I managed to build quite a nice system with it, but it has it's limitations. I suggest you go to DBLinq's source and fix the problems you find yourself. I have some fixes myself. If you (or anyone) is interested I

Just starting to explore dblinq. Successfully created .cs and included into project along with .dll's. Trying to execute trivial queries - receiving Incorrect AutoSync specification for member 'ID'. For all the tables. All the tables contain id column of serial type and set as PK. What may be wrong? Thanks.

I changet the order MyDataContext dc = new MyDataContext(conn); var q = from stuff in dc.stuffs join price in dc.prices on stuff.sifra equals price.sifra into stuff_price from ac in stuff_price.DefaultIfEmpty() where

Hi, Thanks for the answer! I started a quite big project with DbLinq quite recently and I have some fixes in it, mainly performance improvements. Though I'm not entirely sure if my changes are correct but it working as expected. Since my qustion ... [More] I did some research on alternatives. There is NHibernate, but all the reviews I read they say it's really [Less]

Supplement. These are selects that are recorded in PostgreSQL log: SELECT stuff$."naziv" FROM "public"."stuffs" stuff$ LEFT JOIN "public"."prices" price$ ON stuff$."sifra" = price$."sifra" WHERE ((LOWER(stuff$."naziv") LIKE '%' || LOWER(((E''))) || '%') OR (LOWER(stuff$."shortnaziv") LIKE '%' || LOWER(((E''))) || '%'))