Using DLINQ with ASP.NET (Part II)

One of the really powerful aspects of LINQ is that it can be used against any type of object or data source, and provides a consistent programming model for doing this. LINQ ships with implementations that support LINQ against regular object collections, databases, entities, and XML sources. Because LINQ supports rich extensibility, developers can also easily integrate LINQ with other data sources and providers as well. In this blog post Scott Guthrie provides a quick overview of some of the key LINQ for databases concepts (aka DLINQ), and then walk through a sample that shows how you can start to use LINQ against a database within an ASP.NET 2.0 application.