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User Defined Functions in LINQ to SQL

Posted: 16/04/2007 by Mike Taulty

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Overview

LINQ to SQL has facilities for exposing your own user defined functions to the framework whether those be scalar valued or table valued. In this session we'll take a look at how that works.
(Duration: 13mins 2secs)

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