92 packages returned for Tags:"uow"

University of Westminster's Data Exporter is a plugin for XRM Toolbox that allows users to export more then 5000 records into a CSV file.

The package is a part of the Saritasa Tools project. Saritasa.Tools.Domain contains various abstractions. Also, there are domain exceptions (not found, validation, security). The implementation can be found in... More information

Simplify.Repository FluentNHibernate implementation

Repository, unit of work and related patterns interfaces

Entity framework unit of work implementation

The repository and unit of work patterns are intended to create an abstraction layer between the data access layer and the business logic layer of an application. Implementing these patterns can help insulate... More information

SimplePersistence.UoW is a framework to help implement the Unit of Work pattern, by exposing interfaces for repositories that can be aggregated in work areas.

Idea.UnitOfWork Class Library

ArmChair is a .NET Client for CouchDB

基于.netCore和EFcore,采用DDD思想的开发框架

Data Access Layer Core interfaces for Core project

The package is a part of Saritasa Tools project. Saritasa.Tools.EFCore5 contains various useful extensions.

Adds some base implementations for using repositories and unit of work pattern with the Entity Framework

Entity Framework implementation of BitsOnCoffee.Data Library

The package is a part of Saritasa Tools project. Saritasa.Tools.EfCore1 contains implementations for unit of work, repository interfaces.

The package is a part of Saritasa Tools project. Saritasa.Tools.EfCore3 contains various useful extensions.

Implementation of Unit of Work, Repositories and Queries.

The package is a part of Saritasa Tools project. Saritasa.Tools.EfCore2 contains implementations for unit of work, repository interfaces.

Entity framework unit of work implementation

The UnitOfWork package provides a lightweight starter kit for using the UOW, and Repository patterns with Entity Framework. It has been implemented in an easily testable way, so that you can mock data access... More information