I’m not sure if I’m missing something here but a couple of hours into looking at LINQ for the first time and I almost instantly butted up against a limitation. What happens if your tables are dynamic? IE: A user of your application can create a table that is of the same structure as something already in your DataContext? At runtime your application will have to use nifty Reflection and a few other techniques in order to include these new tables in some form of dynamic DataContext …
Hmm …
I’m not sure if I’m missing something here but a couple of hours into looking at LINQ for the first time and I almost instantly butted up against a limitation. What happens if your tables are dynamic? IE: A user of your application can create a table that is of the same structure as something already in your DataContext? At runtime your application will have to use nifty Reflection and a few other techniques in order to include these new tables in some form of dynamic DataContext …
Hmm …