New release coming soon

by Eloquera Team 18. May 2010 04:46

An upcoming release 2.7.0 will bring a bunch of new features

  • RegisterType to allow developers update type definitions in the database

  • The following API will be available

    RegisterType(Type type); 
    RegisterType(Type type, TypeDefinitions typeDefs)

    TypeDefinitions will have available AddIndex, RemoveIndex, IgnoreMember, IgnoreType, RenameMember Here is a sample how update type will work

    // Sample syntax for creating or updating an existing type. 
    db.RegisterType(typeof(Book), db.TypeRules.IgnoreMember("Publisher").AddIndex("Title").AddIndex("Author"));

    The code above will update Book type in the database with a new Book definition. Will add [Ignore] to the property Publisher and will add indexes for properties Title and Author. If the type Book is not available in the database, it will be added into the database with the specified type definitions.


  • SKIP support in SQL

  • Example of SKIP

    SELECT SKIP 10 TOP 20 Book WHERE Price >10 ORDER BY Title


  • SKIP support in LINQ


  • Multidimensional and jagged arrays support in LINQ



  • We will also introduce an Enterprise version of the database with extra functionality.
    Enterprise version of the database will be available for free to our Gold and Platinum customers ( Support )
    A new functionality will include:

  • Runtime update type capability to update type definition in the database while keeping database online

  • Object store and/or update notification mechanism

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