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Created Release: 0.3.3 Beta (Mar 08, 2009)

friism — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 20:06:24 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files from the LinqtoCRM project to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, 
	Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, ProjectionBuilder.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, 
	TypeSystem.cs, StunnwareExtensions.cs
* Add CrmWebService.cs and XmlIndentingWriter.cs (can be omitted) from the LinqtoCRMApplication project to your project
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll (found in the stunnware.CRM.Fetch project).
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem on the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://friism.com

Released: 0.3.3 Beta (Mar 08, 2009)

Sat, 07 Mar 2009 20:06:24 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files from the LinqtoCRM project to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, 
	Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, ProjectionBuilder.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, 
	TypeSystem.cs, StunnwareExtensions.cs
* Add CrmWebService.cs and XmlIndentingWriter.cs (can be omitted) from the LinqtoCRMApplication project to your project
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll (found in the stunnware.CRM.Fetch project).
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem on the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://friism.com

Updated Release: 0.3.2 Beta (Jan 15, 2009)

friism — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 01:46:56 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files from the LinqtoCRM project to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, 
	IService.cs, ProjectionBuilder.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs, StunnwareExtensions.cs
* Add CrmWebService.cs and XmlIndentingWriter.cs (can be omitted) from the LinqtoCRMApplication project to your project
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll (found in the stunnware.CRM.Fetch project).
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem on the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Released: 0.3.2 Beta (Jan 15, 2009)

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 01:46:55 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files from the LinqtoCRM project to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, 
	IService.cs, ProjectionBuilder.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs, StunnwareExtensions.cs
* Add CrmWebService.cs and XmlIndentingWriter.cs (can be omitted) from the LinqtoCRMApplication project to your project
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll (found in the stunnware.CRM.Fetch project).
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem on the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Created Release: 0.3.1 Beta (Dec 08, 2008)

friism — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 19:10:52 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files from the LinqtoCRM project to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, 
	IService.cs, ProjectionBuilder.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs, StunnwareExtensions.cs
* Add CrmWebService.cs and XmlIndentingWriter.cs (can be omitted) from the LinqtoCRMApplication project to your project
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll (found in the stunnware.CRM.Fetch project).
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem on the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Released: 0.3.1 Beta (Dec 08, 2008)

Mon, 08 Dec 2008 19:10:52 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files from the LinqtoCRM project to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, 
	IService.cs, ProjectionBuilder.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs, StunnwareExtensions.cs
* Add CrmWebService.cs and XmlIndentingWriter.cs (can be omitted) from the LinqtoCRMApplication project to your project
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll (found in the stunnware.CRM.Fetch project).
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem on the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Updated Release: 0.3.0 Beta (Dec 06, 2008)

friism — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 21:01:26 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files from the LinqtoCRM project to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, 
	IService.cs, ProjectionBuilder.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs, StunnwareExtensions.cs
* Add CrmWebService.cs and XmlIndentingWriter.cs (can be omitted) from the LinqtoCRMApplication project to your project
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll (found in the stunnware.CRM.Fetch project).
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem on the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Released: 0.3.0 Beta (Dec 06, 2008)

Sat, 06 Dec 2008 21:01:25 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files from the LinqtoCRM project to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, 
	IService.cs, ProjectionBuilder.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs, StunnwareExtensions.cs
* Add CrmWebService.cs and XmlIndentingWriter.cs (can be omitted) from the LinqtoCRMApplication project to your project
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll (found in the stunnware.CRM.Fetch project).
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem on the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Created Release: 0.3.0 Beta (Dec 06, 2008)

friism — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 16:23:22 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, 
	ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem in the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Released: 0.3.0 Beta (Dec 06, 2008)

Sat, 06 Dec 2008 16:23:22 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, 
	ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM. CRM 3.0 should still be supported.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem in the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
* Petteri Räty (rewrote query generation code, improved support for projections and conditions)
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Updated Release: 0.2.7 Beta (Aug 22, 2008)

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 10:24:44 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, 
	ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Limitations
===========
 
You can only select anonymous types consisting of CRM entity attributes, like this:
select new { myContact.fullname, myAccount.name }
... or select full entities which will retrieve all attributes:
from c in p.Linq<contact>() select c
 
No support for N:N relationships.
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem in the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
 
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

Released: 0.2.7 Beta (Aug 22, 2008)

Fri, 22 Aug 2008 10:24:44 GMT

From readme

Welcome to LinqtoCRM
 
Getting Started
===============
 
* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs, 
	ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"
 
Start Coding!
 
Limitations
===========
 
You can only select anonymous types consisting of CRM entity attributes, like this:
select new { myContact.fullname, myAccount.name }
... or select full entities which will retrieve all attributes:
from c in p.Linq<contact>() select c
 
No support for N:N relationships.
 
Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM.
 
Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM
 
Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please 
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem in the codeplex site.
 
Contributers
============
 
* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)
 
---
 
Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/

UPDATED RELEASE: 0.2.6 Beta (Jun 03, 2008)

Tue, 03 Jun 2008 08:27:03 GMT

From readme
{{
Welcome to LinqtoCRM

Getting Started
===============

* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs,
ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"

Start Coding!

Limitations
===========

You can only select anonymous types consisting of CRM entity attributes, like this:
select new { myContact.fullname, myAccount.name }
... or select full entities which will retrieve all attributes:
from c in p.Linq<contact>() select c

No support for N:N relationships.

Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM.

Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM

Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem in the codeplex site.

Contributers
============

* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)

---

Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/
}}

UPDATED RELEASE: 0.2.5 Beta (May 25, 2008)

Tue, 27 May 2008 06:07:19 GMT

UPDATED RELEASE: 0.2.5 Beta (May 25, 2008)

Mon, 26 May 2008 08:19:41 GMT

From readme
{{
Welcome to LinqtoCRM

Getting Started
===============

* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs,
ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"

Start Coding!

Limitations
===========

You can only select anonymous types consisting of CRM entity attributes, like this:
select new { myContact.fullname, myAccount.name }
... or select full entities which will retrieve all attributes:
from c in p.Linq<contact>() select c

No supprt for N:N relationships.

Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM.

Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM

Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem in the codeplex site.

Contributers
============

* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)

---

Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/
}}

CREATED RELEASE: 0.2.5 Beta (May 25, 2008)

Sun, 25 May 2008 16:56:50 GMT

From readme
{{
Welcome to LinqtoCRM

Getting Started
===============

* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, CrmWebService.cs, Evaluator.cs,
ExpressionVisitor.cs, IService.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmWebService.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"

Start Coding!

Limitations
===========

You can only select anonymous types consisting of CRM entity attributes, like this:
select new { myContact.fullname, myAccount.name }
... or select full entities which will retrieve all attributes:
from c in p.Linq<contact>() select c

No supprt for of N:N relationships.

Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RTM.

Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM

Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com or create a workitem in the codeplex site.

Contributers
============

* Michael Friis (initial version, maintenance)
* Michael Höhne (fixes to result parsing code, provided FetchXML lib)
* Mel Gerats (implemented paging with skip/take, chained queries, contains, count and many other improvements to the code)

---

Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/
}}

CREATED RELEASE: 0.2.4 Beta (jan 27, 2008)

Sat, 26 Jan 2008 14:11:42 GMT

From readme
{{
Welcome to LinqtoCRM

Getting Started
===============

* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmQueryProvider.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.
* Add "using LinqtoCRM;"

Start Coding!

Limitations
===========

You can only select anonymous types consisting of CRM entity attributes, like this:
select new { myContact.fullname, myAccount.name }

Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RC0 ("Titan").

The code features input from Michael Höhne, thanks!

Known bugs:
Lots.

Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM

Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com.

---

Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/
}}

RELEASED: 0.2.4 Beta (Jan 27, 2008)

Sat, 26 Jan 2008 14:11:42 GMT

UPDATED RELEASE: 0.2.3 Alpha (jan 13, 2008)

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 11:49:46 GMT

UPDATED RELEASE: 0.2.3 Alpha (jan 13, 2008)

Sat, 19 Jan 2008 11:37:23 GMT

From readme
{{
Welcome to LinqtoCRM

Getting Started
===============

* Add the following files to your project: CrmQueryProvider.cs, Evaluator.cs, ExpressionVisitor.cs, QueryFormatter.cs, QueryProvider.cs, TypeSystem.cs
* Correct the name of the webservice reference in CrmQueryProvider.cs
* Add a reference to stunnware.CRM.Fetch.dll.

Start Coding!

Limitations
===========

You can only select anonymous types consisting of CRM entity attributes, like this:
select new { myContact.fullname, myAccount.name }

Notes
=====
The current project was built with VS 2008 RTM and is known to work against CRM 4.0 RC0 ("Titan").

The code features input from Michael Höhne, thanks!

Known bugs:
Lots.

Check the codeplex page for updates: http://www.codeplex.com/LinqtoCRM

Found a query you think should work, but LinqtoCRM breaks or returns the wrong data? Please
send it to me at friism+linqtocrm@gmail.com.

---

Michael Friis
http://www.itu.dk/~friism/blog/
}}