Things are going great. We now have all of our data providers upgraded and compiling clean, including the Compact Framework providers. We have many users working fine with our Sybase support so we are very pleased on how our Sybase support is being received. This is just a quick post to let you know we have added the Having clause to fill out our DynamicQuery API.

Here is a sample query (this might not make sense as a real query, this was just for testing the syntax, the query did return data however).

EmployeeQuery q = new EmployeeQuery();
q.Select(q.EmployeeID, q.Age.Sum().As("TotalAge"));
q.Where(q.EmployeeID.IsNotNull());
q.GroupBy(q.EmployeeID);
q.Having(q.Age.Sum() > 5);
q.OrderBy(q.EmployeeID.Descending);

EmployeeCollection coll = new EmployeeCollection();
if (coll.Load(q))
{

}

This resulting SQL is shown below:

SELECT [EmployeeID] AS 'EmployeeID',SUM([Age]) AS 'TotalAge'  FROM
[ForeignKeyTest].[dbo].[Employee]
WHERE[EmployeeID] IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY [EmployeeID]
HAVING SUM([Age]) > @Age2
ORDER BY [EmployeeID] DESC

Our DynamicQuery API has such terrific enhancements coming in ES2009 Q3. Also, our release dates have been posted on our Roadmap. Start making your plans today …

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