Frequently Asked Questions
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- Can you send me a coupon code?
- Does Linqer support RIGHT JOIN conversion?
- Why Linqer doesn't convert date strings?
- Does Liner support User Defined Functions?
- Does Linqer support INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE statements conversion?
- The default language is C#, how can I switch it to the Visual Basic?
Can you send me a coupon code?
[Registered users of the previous version are eligible to receive 50% off to upgrade Linqer using a coupon.]
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Does Linqer support RIGHT JOIN conversion?
[LINQ doesn't support RIGH JOIN, but Linqer can convert RIGHT JOIN to LEFT JOIN in some cases. In some complex situations RIGHT JOIN to LEFT JOIN conversion is impossible.]
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Why Linqer doesn't convert date strings?
[Date strings can have different international format, which is impossible to recognize. Day and Month position in a date string are unknown.
To avoid hidden bugs Linqer leaves date string for the manual conversion. For example "01/10/2009" can be manually converted to new System.DateTime(2007, 1, 10) or to new System.DateTime(2007, 10, 1) depends on the Day and Month position in the string.]
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Does Liner support User Defined Functions?
[Yes.]
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Does Linqer support INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE statements conversion?
[Yes. Linqer supports INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE statements conversion since version 2.5.]
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The default language is C#, how can I switch it to the Visual Basic?
[The language can be chosen on the Edit Connection dialog. If you change the language, don't forget to regenerate your dbml and designer files.]