Performing simple string equality tests is often not enough when application user convenience is key. Often only a fragment of a string is known to the user, or many of them. Sometimes there is a need to search for a fragment in multiple columns.
Which options does OpenAccess and LINQ provide to perform string matching? Into which SQL is the LINQ expression translated?
Let's use a simple class model for this post: a Person with a FirstName, a LastName and a NickName. Let's assume parameters with the name simpleParam (string) and manyParam (ICollection<string>).
Which options does OpenAccess and LINQ provide to perform string matching? Into which SQL is the LINQ expression translated?
Let's use a simple class model for this post: a Person with a FirstName, a LastName and a NickName. Let's assume parameters with the name simpleParam (string) and manyParam (ICollection<string>).
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