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With the official release of SQL
Azure less than three weeks away, we are starting to see mainstream vendor support
for SQL Azure. Telerik’s OpenAccess
ORM is no exception. With the Q3
release of OpenAccess next week, OpenAccess will have full support for SQL Azure,
going further than the basic
support available today that I demonstrated on my blog last month. Full wizard
support, forward and reverse mapping, and of course data services support via the Telerik
Data Services Wizard. Let’s take a look at the basics here.
Getting Started
To get up and running and show the mapping and LINQ support, I will open Visual Studio
2008 (or 2010) and create a simple Console...