It is a library written in C # that allows manipulating interactions with databases more easily.
CREATE TABLE Heroes(
HeroId int,
HeroName varchar(64),
AlterEgo varchar(125),
UniverseId int
)
public class Hero
{
public int HeroId { get; set; }
public string HeroName { get; set; }
public string AlterEgo { get; set; }
public int UniverseId { get; set; }
}
Conexion conexion = new Conexion(ConexionType.MSSQLServer, "server", "database", "username", "password");
var result = conexion.ExecuteWithResults<Hero>("SELECT TOP 5 * FROM Heroes");
foreach (var hero in result.Data)
{
Console.WriteLine(hero.HeroName);
}
This returns an object of type Result where the resultset is stored in the Data property of the object.
ConexionParameters parameters = new ConexionParameters();
parameters.Add("@HeroId", ConexionDbType.Int, 1);
var result = conexion.ExecuteWithResults<Hero>("GetHeroById", parameters);
foreach (var hero in result.Data)
{
Console.WriteLine(hero.HeroName);
}
ConexionParameters parameters = new ConexionParameters();
parameters.Add("@HeroId", ConexionDbType.Int, 1);
var result = conexion.ExecuteWithResults<Hero>("GetHeroById", parameters, out DataSet ds);
var result2 = conexion.ExecuteWithResults<Hero>("GetHeroById", parameters, out DataTable dt);
ConexionParameters parameters = new ConexionParameters();
parameters.Add("@Name", ConexionDbType.VarChar, "bat");
conexion.ExecuteWithResults("GetHeroesByName",
parameters,
row =>
{
Console.WriteLine("{0} \t {1}",
row["HeroId"].ToInt32(),
row["HeroName"].ToString());
});
CREATE TABLE Heroes(
HeroId int,
HeroName varchar(64),
AlterEgo varchar(125),
UniverseId int
)
If you want mapping a column name in the object class you can use the attributte ConexionColumn.
public class Hero
{
[ConexionColumn("HeroId")]
public int Id { get; set; }
[ConexionColumn("HeroName")]
public string Name { get; set; }
public string AlterEgo { get; set; }
public int UniverseId { get; set; }
}
ConexionParameters parameters = new ConexionParameters();
parameters.Add("@HeroId", ConexionDbType.Int, 1);
var result = conexion.ExecuteWithResults<Hero>("GetHeroById", parameters);
foreach (var hero in result.Data)
{
Console.WriteLine(hero.Name);
}
conexion.RecordsetsExecute(@"SELECT TOP 10 * FROM Heroes;
SELECT TOP 5 * FROM Villains");
var heroes = conexion.RecordsetsResults<Hero>();
var villains = conexion.RecordsetsResults<Villain>();
foreach (var hero in heroes.Data)
{
Console.WriteLine(hero.Name);
}
foreach (var villain in villains.Data)
{
Console.WriteLine(villain.Name);
}
Try it, enjoy it and have fun 😄