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CodeFluent Entities Tour 2016
There are a few ways to get started with CodeFluent Entities. You can read the Getting Started section of our new product website or enjoy the new CodeFluent Entities Tour. In this webinar a product...
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CodeFluent Entities is back!
Our software Team has worked hard on a new web site and new strategy with a free unlimited edition of CodeFluent Entites. The website is still in progress but we wanted a first version to go to Las...
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Table-Valued Parameters: Reuse model collection types
This is the last post of the Table-Valued Parameters (TVP) series. In the previous post we saw we can use TVP with CodeFluent Entities. We started with a single column TVP, then we create a more...
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Table-Valued Parameters: Multi-Columns
In previous blog posts we’ve seen how to use Table-Valued Parameters (TVP) that contains one column. Today we’ll see how to use TVP that contains two columns or more. First we create our model:...
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CodeFluent Entities and Visual Studio 2015
Good things come in pairs: Visual Studio 2015 is now available for download and CodeFluent Entities latest build (61214.820) runs great on it! You can learn more about Visual Studio 2015 here: Overview...
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Table-Valued Parameters: Use IEnumerable instead of an array
We’ve seen that CodeFluent Entities supports Table-Valued Parameters. The generated .NET method has a parameter of type array: public static CustomerCollection LoadByIds(System.Guid[] ids) What you may...
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Table-Valued Parameters: CFQL operators
CodeFluent Query Language (CFQL) allows to quickly create simple methods. CFQL provides support for common operations with Table Value Parameters. To show result of queries we will use the following...
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Team Work with CodeFluent Entities
Working on your own and working along a whole developers team are obviously not the same. As a team, you will experience issues that you would never encounter working alone. In order to help you work...
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CodeFluent Entities vs Entity Framework: Referential Integrity
Referential Integrity is about guarantee that database constraints are not violated. Databases has different concepts to ensure referential integrity such as foreign keys. Let’s see what CodeFluent...
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CodeFluent Entities vs Entity Framework: Cascade save
To avoid handling every relations in your data model, you may want to ask your access layer to synchronize update operations across related entities. Entity Framework With Entity Framework you will not...
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Table-Valued Parameters: Basics
You can use table-valued parameters (TVP) to send multiple rows of data to a Transact-SQL statement or a routine, such as a stored procedure or function, without creating a temporary table or many...
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CodeFluent Entities vs Entity Framework : Cascade Delete
Ensuring referential integrity is something very important in RDBMS. When you delete a customer you may want to delete all related information, this what is called Cascade Delete. Let’s see how...
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CodeFluent Entities vs Entity Framework: Computed property
Computed properties are properties which are computed from other properties. For instance the full name is the concatenation of the first name and the last name. This value can be computed by the...
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CodeFluent Entities vs Entity Framework: Naming convention
This is the first of many in a series of post covering the difference between Entity Framework 6 and CodeFluent Entities. Today we’re talking about naming convention. Naming convention allows to...
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Table-Valued Parameters: Basics
First, what is Table-Valued Parameters ? Table-valued parameters provide an easy way to marshal multiple rows of data from a client application to SQL Server without requiring multiple round trips or...
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WPF Universal Converter
When you create an application using WPF, you often have to write converters to change one value to the desired type. The .NET Framework already provides some basics converter such as...
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Azure Cache Manager and Redis Cache Manager
CodeFluent Entities allows to cache request results by using the Cache sub-producer: http://www.softfluent.com/documentation/BOM_Caching.html...
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How to parse a command line?
The CodeFluent Runtime offers to applications a clean and concise class for manipulating command line arguments and related tasks. Add the nugget package and refers the CommandLineUtilities class. This...
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Custom Naming Convention
Since CodeFluent Entities infers a meta-model from your model, before any producer is called to generate a single line of code, a full representation of your application is in-memory. Thanks to this...
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What’s new with CodeFluent Entities 801?
Today we release the build 801. This build includes lots of new features: Cache Producer and array The Cache Producer creates a unique key for each method call based on the method name and its...
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