I am looking for a more sophisticated way of using Linq to SQL. I am leaning L2Q but I am only seeing simple examples of business objects and simple CRUD operations in them.
Any sample application that includes these:
1- Business objects which get their data from more than 1 table and from many to many tables.
2- Keeping track of data changes and automatically be able to make changes to more than one table in a simple operation. An intelligent SubmitChanges? (don't know if this possible - right now I write my own stored procs to do all the work plus I am desiging my database in a way so my use of Linq to SQL is easier!)
3- Good use of relationships between tables. It should be more than just dragging tables into the designer.
4- Transactions
5- disconnected data. Use in ASP.NET.
6- N-Tier architecture
7- Basically, more sophisticated use of LINQ to SQL and learning good design patterns
8- Skip Linq to SQL and move to Linq to Entities?
I feel I am not taking good advantage of Linq and it's just giving me nice intellisense and easier queries and I feel it has a lot more to offer but not sure what and how. I am looking for real life sophisticated samples which can be a good source for learning above from what books and tutorials provide.
Anything on CodePlex? Google code... etc?
Scott Gutherie did a 9 part series on his blog that might be of interest to you
http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/05/19/using-linq-to-sql-part-1.aspx
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