jasonf20/bltoolkit — pull request #1 by lvaleriu (2013-02-05 16:23:06+00:00)
Title: Bltoolkit new features

Hello. As you have probably noticed there is a big split in the Bltoolkit community devellopment. I own a fork that igor doesnt have the time to integrate, but nevertheless i'd like to emphasize on the new features it includes. So, I'm starting to propose everyone to integrate my fork and have an overall feedback for the new stuff.

I'm quoting the description of the my pull request that was sent to igor :

"I've included all your different advancements and added new functionality since the last time :

1° Added the InsertBatchWithIdentity ( which uses oracle bulk options with OdpDataProvider and Batch insertion sql when using GenericDataProvider with UserQueryText = true). In oracle we reach 1500 insertions (with sequences) per sec.
2° Added the "ContainsExactly" string extension and its linq implementation in order to use the sql fonction "Contains"
3° FullMapping optimisation

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"Hello
It has been quite some time since we last exchanged some words. I have continued to work on bltoolkit driven by my collegues' and my projects needs and I've tried to get sync with your advancement.

I've added a GenericDataProvider which permits to use any data provider installed on a machine without having a strong link to a specific dataprovider dll (it uses DbProviderFactories concept).
I've added a UseQueryText property on DataProvider Base which permits to generate plain text query instead of using command parameters (It's useful for Oracle when some "select queries" are way to fast in plain text).
I've added an InsertWithIdentity method on SqlQuery object in order to mentain a similitude with the DbManager class.
Some bugs were fixed on JointureAddon which permit now more complex associations.

Would you take a look on these and tell me if it's possible to pull this code into your branch?
Thanks!
Valeriu"

P.S : I dont have VisualBasic installed so I hope there wont be any compilation errors. But dont hesitate to tell me about.
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