Here's yet another way: just use NHibernate to map your classes to tables.

By on 2/1/2009 10:16 AM ()

Use System.Reflection or its Fsharp alt.

By on 2/1/2009 10:06 AM ()

I don't understand exactly how to use Reflection.

But I search ;)

By on 2/1/2009 10:18 AM ()

[link:research.microsoft.com]

[link:research.microsoft.com]

See the GetRecordFields in both (looks like one will get you to the names of the properties on the record type and the other will take you to the actual values in a record object of that type).

By on 2/1/2009 10:26 AM ()
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