For the ignorant like me: CRUD.

By on 7/13/2010 3:02 AM ()

I do know what it is. I am looking form small sample in F#

By on 7/15/2010 10:54 AM ()

I wouldn't presume to speak for others but I don't believe Mau was replying to you. I think he posted a link to the definition of "CRUD" since not everyone might be that familiar with database terminology.

I don't know how out of date this code might be but it might give you a start in the right direction:

[link:cs.hubfs.net]

You might also find the highest voted response to this StackOverflow question a helpful start:

[link:stackoverflow.com]

I know you asked for an example with Create/Read/Update/Delete but unless you specify an API, an example is probably going to be hard to come by. I mean there are a few different database API's which a developer can use to access a database.

By on 7/15/2010 1:47 PM ()

Thank you so much for your response and giving me a direction. This is a lots of help. A way to go would be create a WPF Application and F# Library Project in the same solution?

I have to Upgrade C# project which uses extensive recursion and background worker and database C.R.U.D. Operations. I would like to convert this F# if I can achieve better speed in less code. I am not sure if Background worker/PLINQ can be implemented using F# though.

By on 7/15/2010 2:26 PM ()

Thank you so much for your response and giving me a direction. This is a lots of help. A way to go would be create a WPF Application and F# Library Project in the same solution?

That's probably best if you already have an existing C# project to hack on, otherwise I actually prefer to do everything from F#.

You may be interested in the F#.NET Journal article Quick introduction to web services and databases (20th December 2007).

By on 7/16/2010 7:57 PM ()

Yes..I need a small sample though , how to bind F# to XAML form and its control.

By on 7/19/2010 3:46 PM ()
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