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I want to use linq with stored procedure in asp.net,
but if it reduces security of information, I prefer using linq without stored procedure.
Is there any source to guide me about this?
Any security risk of using linq with stored procs would be the same as using stored procs directly with the old school Db/SqlCommand approach. I would suggest you see LINQ-to-SQL vs stored procedures? the accepted answer gives a pretty good detail of the advantage each have over the other.
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I would like to look for record among records of entities Leads, Opportunities, Accounts. That's mean I can select Leads from Sales and after that I can to find records from Leads, Opportunities and Accounts. Is it possible?
I interpret your question that you'd like to search across more than one entity in one search. That you would like your query to be searched in Leads, Opportunities and Accounts in the same time. In the OOTB functionality you cannot do this, however the guys over at PowerObjects has a third party solution for this kind of stuff called PowerGlobalSearch. You can read about it here and see if it's something that could help you: http://www.powerobjects.com/add-on-subscriptions/powerpack/powerglobalsearch/
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I stumbled upon some statements suggesting that LINQ is powered by monads.
Several C# programmers have asked what a monad is and how it's like LINQ. But I'm a Haskell programmer, and I'm asking what LINQ is and how it's like having monads.
The little I know about LINQ is that it lets you write arbitrary SQL in the middle of your C# code. I'm told it's meant to be possible to implement LINQ for other datatypes, but I've never seen it done. Presumably that's the part where things get interesting. (?)
Any comments or helpful reading would be appreciated.
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I have a binary-only copy of an application written in Delphi 7; as part of its execution, it writes some data into a text file (not in plain text).
Is it possible to extract the data from the file if I know part of the input data and have a copy of this file? (What if it's encrypted?) I have no idea about the structure of the mentioned file.
And no, I don't have source code for the application -- I think that's obvious.
Yes it's possible, you would have to reverse engineer this application first (IDA, HIEW) and/or debug it while it stores the data to the file, contact me if you need more help.
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I'm trying to use Xcode 4's Interface Builder, but I'm a bit lost when it comes to some of the terms being used. I'm not familiar with File's Owner, delegates, controllers, etc.
Is there a good tutorial out there that can explain how to use Interface Builder, what these terms mean, and how I can use Interface Builder to properly connect my UI elements?
You want the Cocoa Fundamentals Guide. Read it beginning to end.
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i never work with DLINQ so i dont know the use of DLINQ. so can anyone show the situation where DLINQ is required and also show me the various use of DLINQ.
"While writing type-safe queries is great for most scenarios, there are cases where you want the flexibility to dynamically construct queries on the fly. For example: you might want to provide business intelligence UI within your application that allows an end-user business analyst to use drop-downs to build and express their own custom queries/views on top of data. "
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