Note: You can later add additional connections in your Linqer Connections Pool from Tools –> Linqer Connections You will get back to the parent window filled with all needed info #5 – At the end, you can chose your context name of the model which will be used when generating the LINQ code Generate LINQ to SQL Files so that the *.dbml and *.designer.cs will be So, you can select existing model from your application or you can Right after you select LINQ to SQL, the options to select the filesįor the Model will be displayed. #4 – Model LINQ to SQL or LINQ to Entities #3 – Chose your language, either C# or VB #2 – Click “…” to construct your connection string using Wizard window #1 – The name of the connection string you are creating Right after this, the following window will appear Once you run it for first time, the Linqer Connection Pool will be displayed so that you can create connection to your existing Model In the location you will add, the Linqer.exe will be created.ģ. Once you download the zip file, extract it and launch the Linqer4Inst.exe then add install location. Go to website and download the version you want. Let’s pass through several steps so that I will help you get started faster…ġ. Starting with LINQ and have knowledge of writing SQL queries. LINQ code because I did it manually before I discovered that LinqerĬould have really helped me, I would recommend it for those who are just Even I’m not using it yet to convert SQL to Linqer is a tool that I have tested in the previous two weeks and I To LINQ so that I can transfer many queries as a LINQ statements within Thought to see if there is a tool that can automatically translate SQL I don’t say it won’t change with timeĭepending what technology I use within the projects or what way would beīetter, but since I’m writing a lot LINQ code in the latest projects, I LINQ is there, I feel that the percentage for writing SQL queries gotĭown to about 10% per day. SQL queries for specific needs used within the application. Writing code either in the front-end (ASPX, JavaScript, jQuery, HTML/CSSĮtc…) or in the back-end (C#, VB.NET etc…), and about 30-40% writing Before LINQ as a technologyĬame on scene, my daily programming life was about 60-70% of the day NET developers who have been working in severalĪpplications up to date are probably familiar with writing SQL queriesįor specific needs within the application.
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