I was working on a project where I needed to insert an audit record when changes to the database were made.  My first thought was to use triggers, but unfortunately, the deployment model of this application made that option impossible.  So then I turned to the data access layer of the application.  Sure, an “easy” […]

If you need to dynamically build and/or logic in your LINQ query, you can use predicates and the PredicateBuilder pattern described here.  My current client uses VB.NET so there really couldn’t use the source that is provided in that article, so their only choice was going to be to reference the LINQKit assembly provided by […]