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Comment from: Laurent Desmons [Member] Email · http://www.desmons.com
Excellent work, actually. I plan to use DTM for my next .NET project, and I'm really glad to see full support and extra stuff to use with it.
keep on this hard work, you're doing fine.
01/28/05 @ 20:40
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Separating Object Querying Languages from O/R mapping tools
01/28/05 @ 20:45
Comment from: Sébastien Ros [Member] Email
Thank you ;)
You are right, you can also use EON with o/r mapping tools like mine but also other ones. This can also be useful with ASP.Net data binding for making specific views on related objects without having to create proxy methods.
But to clear you comment, EON is not part of DTM, it's a completely separate library, even if they can work all together.
01/28/05 @ 20:45
Comment from: Laurent Desmons [Member] Email · http://www.desmons.com
Yes, you make it clear I understood it that way, "EON" is what I called "extra stuff".
01/28/05 @ 21:45
EON Query Language
01/28/05 @ 23:06
ORM, OPath, T-SQL, WTF?
01/28/05 @ 23:52

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