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galil
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November 11, 2008 9:36 PM
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I really enjoyed watching your 6 videos. I am looking foreward for the rest. So when can we expect the next one? Thanks very much for the the great work you did..
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Ragan
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November 16, 2008 2:58 AM
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These videos have been a very good introduction to .NET Dynamic Data, trying to replicate the last video, I added the partial class but for some "strange" reason I do not get intellisense when adding the "Using System.Web.DynamicData;" (I'm using c#) Anyway that should be solved by me, I just wanted to say that these videos are great! When should we expect to have another video? I'm the middle of definning where to go with the migration of a old .net 1.1 Web application and I'd like to use .Net Dynamica Data. Regards
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booksnore
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November 16, 2008 8:18 PM
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Thank you for the videos so far. Can you explain how .NET Dynamic Data could be used where you have one website serving multiple databases all of the same schema. For example my website www.soccer--in-the-us.com customer RedBull logs in with their credentials and the code behind connects them to the RedBull database but customer LA Galaxy will use the same site log in but in their case the code behind connects them to the LA Galaxy database of the same schema design as the RedBull database.
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JoeStagner
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November 17, 2008 8:27 AM
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Thanls guys. I'm traveling for a couple of weeks but working on additional Dynamic Data Videos. Should have a batch very soon. Ragan, send me email if I can help with your decision.
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Phretman
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January 18, 2009 11:42 AM
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I agree these videos are very well done and easy to understand. I'm trying to do this using Entity Data Framework instead of Linq to SQL Class, so I have an .edmx file instead of .dbml. Can this be done?
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