A big thanks to all the people who came along to my session at SQLBits today on ADO.NET Data Services and also to the organisers and community around SQLBits that made the event happen in the first place. I was there for most of the afternoon and it seemed like a fantastic event to me in a cool venue...
Tantalising post from the Astoria team.
I came across a bit of a glitch in using timestamps for checking concurrency violations in LINQ to SQL and thought I'd share. Say I've got a table like; create table Person ( id int identity primary key , firstName nvarchar(30), lastName nvarchar(30), timestamp ) so, we have a simple table that has a...