Are you addicted to SQL? Are you uncomfortable whenever you have to use pesky imperative languages like C#? Now you can use your favourite SQL functions inside C#, with the amazing new "SQL Style Extensions" class! Need to know if a value is in a short list of constants? In SQL you'd simply write "where State in ('QLD','NSW','VIC')" – but, until recently C# forced you to write:
if (State == "QLD" || State == "NSW" || State == "VIC")
But now -- thanks to the aMAZzing new 'SQL Style Extensions' -- you can simply write:
If (State.In("QLD","NSW","VIC"))
... then close down the IDE and get back to your Entity Diagrams in no time!
Do you miss the power of LIKE matching?
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