We are glad to announce the Beta version of dotConnect for SQLite 2.80!
New dotConnect for SQLite offers complete support for Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 and Entity Framework 4 Beta 2.
Entity Developer 2.80 was greatly improved. Now Entity Developer seamlessly integrates with Visual Studio 2008 and Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2. Entity Developer LINQ to SQL and Entity Framework models are edited inside the Visual Studio without the need to open the model in a separate Entity Developer application. You can use Entity Developer for creating models for both Entity Framework 1 and Entity Framework 4 Beta 2. For example, such feature as Lazy Loading is now supported for Entity Framework 4 Beta 2 models.
Support for new Canonical aggregate and scalar functions was added to dotConnect data providers, and you may use standard database functions in LINQ queries.
Here is a full list of dotConnect for SQLite new features:
- Supported Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2
- Install Wizard improved (ability to automatically uninstall previous version added)
- The 3.6.22 version of sqlite3.dll included to the installation package
- Fixed bug with multiple rows constraint generation
- Fixed bug with NotImplementedException and IGrouping.Count
- Fixed the problem with group by and ordering
- Fixed bug with exception on the master-detail insert
- Fixed bug with Int32 instead of Int64
- Support for ADO.NET Entity Framework 4 Beta 2 added
- Improved dialogs for editing model objects
- Full integration with Visual Studio implemented
- Fixed bug with Storage attribute setting
- Fixed bug with OtherKey attribute setting
- Fixed bug with model opening in case of manual association edit
- Fixed bug with Generate related property check box
- Supported ADO.NET Entity Framework 4 Beta 2
- Support for new Canonical aggregate and scalar functions added
- Ability to use standard DBMS functions in LINQ queries added
Devart development team
http://www.devart.com/dotconnect/sqlite/