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I'll concede your point about saving LINQ in a database. But you know what I can do, in a day... Take a rule, written as a function in C#, compile it to an a
by emorning3 3y ago
I'll concede your point about saving LINQ in a database.
But you know what I can do, in a day...
Take a rule, written as a function in C#,
compile it to an assembly,
save it in a database with a name and checksum,
and then dynamically load it later when I want to execute it.
ta daaaaaa..... :-)
- emorning3 3y agoI take that back, I'd still write a LINQ expression, and compile and save that in the db. That way I can display the original rule as text to a user and let them modify it. ta daaaaaa...