Using StoredProcedures with LINQ 2 SQL Classes
While it is true that LINQ will allow you to write all of your data access in .NET without writing a line of SQL, many organizations have already determined that using stored procedures to retrieve the data from their database is the preferred way of accessing the data.
So, what we want to look at today is, how do you use the LINQ 2 SQL classes (let’s call that L2S from now on, eh?) in combination with stored procedures?
Note: this presentation contains the almost impossible to find information on how to use a SELECT stored procedure with LINQ to SQL and the LinqDataSource.
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