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Chuck asked on 27 Oct 2011, 06:08 PM
I'm very new to this so please forgive my basic question.

What is the advantage of using OpenAccess as compare to the built-in LINQ-to-SQL DBML inside of Visual Studio 2010? I have watched some of the OpenAccess demo videos and I don't see much of an advantage.

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answered on 01 Nov 2011, 06:08 PM
Hello Chuck,

 Telerik OpenAccess ORM is a much more mature product than LINQ-To-SQL. As a matter of fact Microsoft have stopped developing the DBML format a couple of years back. Our product has been available for over 8 years and its runtime is pretty stable.

A couple of features worth mentioning are our Code Only mapping approach, Round-tripping designer (being actually able to generate and migrate database schema definitions), SDK full of comprehensive examples that show how OpenAccess can be used with different technologies, Data Services Wizard that can create out-of-the-box very comprehensive WCF services for you.

Do have a look at our product page for more information and please let us know if you have further questions.

All the best,
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