Posted 12 Nov 2010
This blog will show you how to retrieve the SQL statement that is generated by the Entity Provider when it processes a LINQ to Entities or Entity Sql statement. LinqPad will be used to show you how this can be done. The blog Using LINQPad to Access Teradata shows how to setup LINQPad to access Teradata.
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Posted 12 Nov 2010
In this blog I am going to show you how to setup LINQPad v2.26.2 to access a Teradata Database. LINQPad is a very flexible query tool. I use LINQPad to primarily execute LINQ to Entities and Entity Sql statements against Teradata when testing the Entity Provider for Teradata. It is free to use and is available here: However, you will have to pay for the auto-completion feature. I highly recommend that you purchase this feature. |
Posted 04 Nov 2010
Support for the Entity Framework 3.5 SP1 is coming in .Net Data Provider for Teradata (TDNETDP) 13.10. This release of the Data Provider for Teradata includes the Entity Provider for Teradata. The Entity Provider gets installed during the installation process of TDNETDP. Once installed, applications can be written that execute LINQ to Entities and Entity Sql statements. In the following examples, an Entity Data Model that references the Northwind database is used. The Northwind EDM and database were created by Microsoft. These items have been modified for Teradata. |
In case anyone would need it as I did, the SQL script required to create and populate tables, based on Program.cs can be found at https://gist.github.com/dleborgne/caf1e7ed9b42d...
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