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The latest version of Retina.NETm the open source ORM published on CodePlex has now explicit support for MS SQL 2008. The new DataStore now supports the new data types (DATETIME2, TIME, DATE, DATETIMEOFFSET) and the new FILESTREAM access modifier for...
Hey! just a quick announcement to say that I released a new version of Retina.NET Core and also the new DSL designer for VS2008. You can download the precompiled binaries or source code from the CodePlex Retina.NET page. As always, comments / suggestions...
The Retina.NET project was dormant for some time, but with some help I'm bringing it back to life. The last official release was made on October 2006 (v1.0.8.0) and at that time I was working on the new v2 release, but I never finished that task and so...
As you probably know the GotDotNet site is being phased out in favor of the new CodePlex, so I have moved the Retina.NET project to http://www.codeplex.com/retina I have uploaded the last stable sources and binaries (v1.0.8.0) and sources to the CodePlex...
The new Retina.NET version 1.0.8.0 was published today on GotDotNet. It includes full Stored Procedures support and all fixes all reported bugs or issues to date....
I'm just uploaded to the Retina Workspace at GotDotNet a prerelease version of Retina.NET v1.0.7 (build 2) for testing and feedback from the community. It's a source only release, and although the core of Retina.NET is finished, I still have to work some...
Well, I have not posted anything from quite some time.... but I'm still alive, and here is the post to prove it! I'm finishing things up to publish the new Retina.NET version. The code is complete, so I'm still running some tests, making sure all DataStores...
Hi, currently Retina.NET defines as persistent public fields and public properties. If you want to change that behavior you must use attributes. For example, to make a private field persistent you must add an attribute, the same is for making a public...
Continuing with the performance analysis of Retina.NET and Reflection, I have found some interesting results . In the previous post we see that in order to retrieve an entity from storage we must basically perform three operations: execute the DataReader...
Today I started the performance analysis of Retina.NET and mostly obtained the expected results, and a couple of surprises. I will not surprise anyone if the results indicates that reflection is paying a relative high cost when retrieving an entity from...
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