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From Pitman Training Centre (Luton)
Microsoft Office Plus Diploma
Total command of Microsoft s universally accepted software is so important in
business, yet only a few take the time to learn it thoroughly and benefit
from all its full range of functions. This Diploma course will ensure
that you are one of those Microsoft elite - and will give you both
increased satisfaction and job prospects as a result. Whether you have a little
more...
Total command of Microsoft s universally accepted software is so important in
business, yet only a few take the time to learn it thoroughly and benefit
from all its full range of functions. This Diploma course will ensure
that you are one of those Microsoft elite - and will give you both
increased satisfaction and job prospects as a result. Whether you have a little
more...
From InnerWorkings
LINQ to SQL with VB 9.0
Summary
LINQ to SQL provides a means for managing relational data as objects while retaining the ability to query that data. This Drill covers a number of techniques needed to use LINQ to SQL effectively, including retrieving data, CRUD operations, and optimization.
Audience
This Drill is for developers who want to be able to use the LINQ to SQL functionality available in .NET Framework 3.5.
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Summary
LINQ to SQL provides a means for managing relational data as objects while retaining the ability to query that data. This Drill covers a number of techniques needed to use LINQ to SQL effectively, including retrieving data, CRUD operations, and optimization.
Audience
This Drill is for developers who want to be able to use the LINQ to SQL functionality available in .NET Framework 3.5.
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