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FcabralJ
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I have two different databases which were abstracted in Linqs through Linq4Templates: LINQA (LINQA.cs) and LINQB(LINQB.cs).They both have the same tables.
Whenever I want to use them, I need to do:
using (var dbA = new LinqA())
{
query = from a in dbA.Table1
}
using (var dbB = new LinqB())
{
query = from a in dbB.Table1
}
How could I abstract those classes in a way I call them as generic and inside they the class could know if I'm using A or B?
for instance:
using (var db = new LinqDB("dbB"))
{
query = from a in db.Table1
}
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Whenever I want to use them, I need to do:
using (var dbA = new LinqA())
{
query = from a in dbA.Table1
}
using (var dbB = new LinqB())
{
query = from a in dbB.Table1
}
How could I abstract those classes in a way I call them as generic and inside they the class could know if I'm using A or B?
for instance:
using (var db = new LinqDB("dbB"))
{
query = from a in db.Table1
}
Continue reading...