Oh, I almost forgot the most important thing. And that is using LINQ to SQL to populate data directly into your EntitySpaces collections, oh man this is hot !!

DataContext context = new DataContext("User ID=sa;Initial Catalog=Northwind;Data Source=localhost;");

var linqQuery = context.GetTable<Employees>().Where(s => s.LastName == "Griffin")
    .OrderBy(s => s.LastName);

EmployeesCollection coll = new EmployeesCollection();
coll.Load(context, linqQuery);

foreach (Employees emp in coll)
{
    Console.WriteLine(emp.FirstName);
}

Notice that we pass the context and the linqQuery directly into our EntitySpaces EmployeeCollection's Load() method, the rest is the same as usual, awesome !!

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