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LINQ to SQL possibly being dropped by Microsoft?

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asiemer I uploaded a YouTube video -- Everyone say good bye! http://www.y...atch?v=Qc9AdXbolDg&feature=autoshare_twitter about 1 day ago

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asiemer Off to ride horses, then I will finish putting the Javier Lozano @jglozano interview together. Just have to piece the show around it! about 1 day ago

asiemer @blowdart but then I have to also wonder about the object DB approach too?? :P No schema about 2 days ago

asiemer @blowdart I would probably go with key based in my article series as the rest would overwhelm the topic of building a SO site about 2 days ago

asiemer @blowdart I have read that actually! Since you brought up the topic I just forwarded a good MSDN article on the topic to co-workers! about 2 days ago

asiemer @blowdart Along this line then, are you for separate db, separate schema, or key based separation? Is this your specialty? Interview? about 2 days ago

asiemer @blowdart guess I could pick an approach and explain why (point to other approaches) - your thoughts? about 2 days ago

asiemer @blowdart Might be a good time to address this given that StackExchange is the ultimate goal! 1 article won't do the topic justice though! about 2 days ago

asiemer @blowdart Are you referring to my article series on @dotnetslackers ?...or something else? about 2 days ago

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