Eloquera Database - the web-oriented client/server object database for .NET

Posted by: ASP.NET Announcements, on 08 Jun 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

Have you ever thought about having a database that you can write your objects directly, and use SQL for retrieving them back? using (DB db = new DB("server=localhost;options=none;")) {         db.OpenDatabase("Cinemas");       Cinema cinema = new Cinema() {            Location = "Sydney",            OpenDates = new DateTime[]...

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