DatabaseLoader sample loading an IDataView from SQL Server localdb #617
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@CESARDELATORRE, I did a deferred review. The experience seems pretty good. And I agree with you that it could be even better with some sugar method that loads directly from the arguments of DatabaseSource.
I can also see other possible shortcuts of similar nature. For example, although DbProviderFactory is the all encompassing root concept if you need everything from an ADO.NET provider, a DbConnection can give you everything but DbConnectionStringBuilder, and it is a much more familiar abstraction for most users than the DbProviderFactory. So, unless you need to manipulate connection strings in a provider agnostic way (not commonly a useful thing to do), you could make the sugar Load method generic on the provider's DbConnection type.
All in all, I would would love to meet with you and the devs and walk trough the product code and API. It is likely that more things like this will come up.
…otnet#617) * DatabaseLoader sample - Baseline * DatabaseLoader working against localdb attached from DB path file. * Removed unneeded-old project file * Added tbd README.md file * Removed internal Nuget feeds from the nuget.config * Added a shorter name for the localdb database instead of based on the file path * Added Retries logic policy to the Connection String when using Azure SQL Database * Simplified so it doesnt use the ProviderFactory code but simple an SqlClientFactory.Instance * Updated to public Previews * Removed unneeded CsvParser reference * Comments update doe conn-strings
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DatabaseLoader sample loading an IDataView from SQL Server localdb
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