I'm working on a side project in which I'll be using LINQ to populate some controls (TreeView, GridView, DropDownList). Based on the size of the data to which I am binding, I figure it will be nice to ...
A user chooses to filter a set of cases based off a series of combobox (dropdownlist) and checkedlistboxes. When they choose to search, a dynamic LINQ query is constructed and executed. The result is ...
In the bad old days (before LINQ), I used to concatenate together SQL statements. That left me open to SQL injection attacks, of course, but it was so convenient: I could dynamically put together ...
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