Elisa Flasko

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  Elisa Flasko, a program manager in Microsoft's Data Programmability group, says developers shouldn't draw conclusions based on what was posted to her blog. Flasko says the contributions come from various developers and that Jennings and others shouldn't take the words too literally.

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  Published on: 12/7/2007    Last Visited: 2/29/2008  

  "We've got faster view generation, some simpler generated SQL, we've taken a lot of feedback from customers in some of these areas," said Elisa Flasko, program manager for the Data Programmability team at Microsoft.Beta 3 also offers more similarities to SQL, for example, partial methods in code-generation for certain property changed events.
  
  "The changes have mostly been around the mapping and in the Entity Data Model of the Entity Framework itself," Flasko said.
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  "Most of them are not huge code changes," asserted Flasko.
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  "We've had the ability for a while in the runtime to use stored procedures in SQL Server behind the Entity Framework rather than dynamic SQL," explained Flasko.
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  "We have been working with them, but at this point what we have are the providers that are included in the press release," Flasko said.
  
  Microsoft is planning to release the ADO.NET Entity Framework and the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions, which will include the REST-based data services model (codenamed Astoria), in the same time frame.All of these technologies are expected in the first half of 2008, but the actual productization has not been finalized."We haven't locked down the ship vehicle for ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions," Flasko explained.

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  Elisa Flasko Program Manager, Data Programmability

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  "We've got faster view generation, some simpler generated SQL, we've taken a lot of feedback from customers in some of these areas," said Elisa Flasko, program manager for the Data Programmability team at Microsoft.Beta 3 also offers more similarities to SQL, for example, partial methods in code-generation for certain property changed events.
  
  "The changes have mostly been around the mapping and in the Entity Data Model of the Entity Framework itself," Flasko said.
  ...
  "Most of them are not huge code changes," asserted Flasko.
  ...
  "We've had the ability for a while in the runtime to use stored procedures in SQL Server behind the Entity Framework rather than dynamic SQL," explained Flasko.
  ...
  "We have been working with them, but at this point what we have are the providers that are included in the press release," Flasko said.
  
  Microsoft is planning to release the ADO.NET Entity Framework and the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions, which will include the REST-based data services model (codenamed Astoria), in the same time frame.All of these technologies are expected in the first half of 2008, but the actual productization has not been finalized."We haven't locked down the ship vehicle for ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions," Flasko explained.

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  "We've got faster view generation, some simpler generated SQL, we've taken a lot of feedback from customers in some of these areas," said Elisa Flasko, program manager for the Data Programmability team at Microsoft.Beta 3 also offers more similarities to SQL, for example, partial methods in code-generation for certain property changed events.
  
  "The changes have mostly been around the mapping and in the Entity Data Model of the Entity Framework itself," Flasko said.
  ...
  "Most of them are not huge code changes," asserted Flasko.
  ...
  "We've had the ability for a while in the runtime to use stored procedures in SQL Server behind the Entity Framework rather than dynamic SQL," explained Flasko.
  ...
  "We have been working with them, but at this point what we have are the providers that are included in the press release," Flasko said.
  
  Microsoft is planning to release the ADO.NET Entity Framework and the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions, which will include the REST-based data services model (codenamed Astoria), in the same time frame.All of these technologies are expected in the first half of 2008, but the actual productization has not been finalized."We haven't locked down the ship vehicle for ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions," Flasko explained.

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  www.code-magazine.com/Article.aspx?quickid=990712082 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/11/2007    Last Visited: 11/11/2007  

  By: Elisa Flasko
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  Elisa is a Program Manager with the Data Programmability team at Microsoft focused on a number of Data Platform Development technologies including ADO.NET, XML and SQL Native Client products.Prior to joining Data Programmability, Elisa worked as a Technical Presenter Business Development Manager for Microsoft, travelling across North America.Elisa has previously worked in both large and small companies, in positions ranging from sales to quality assurance and from software development to program management.

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  Published on: 12/7/2007    Last Visited: 2/8/2008  

  "We've got faster view generation, some simpler generated SQL -- we've taken a lot of feedback from customers in some of these areas," said Elisa Flasko, program manager for the Data Programmability team at Microsoft.Beta 3 also offers more similarities to SQL, such as the use of partial methods in code generation for certain property-changed events.
  
  "The changes have mostly been around the mapping and in the Entity Data Model of the Entity Framework itself," Flasko said.
  ...
  "Most of them are not huge code changes," asserted Flasko.
  ...
  "We've had the ability for a while in the runtime to use stored procedures in SQL Server behind the Entity Framework rather than dynamic SQL," explained Flasko.
  ...
  "We have been working with them, but at this point what we have are the providers that are included in the press release," Flasko said.
  
  Microsoft is planning to release the ADO.NET Entity Framework and the ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions, which will include the REST-based data services model (code-named Astoria), in the same time frame.All of these technologies are expected in the first half of 2008, but the actual productization has not been finalized.
  
  "We haven't locked down the ship vehicle for ASP.NET 3.5 Extensions," Flasko explained.

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  Elisa Flasko, a program manager in Microsoft's Data Programmability group, says developers shouldn't draw conclusions based on what was posted to her blog. Flasko says the contributions come from various developers and that Jennings and others shouldn't take the words too literally.

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  Writer: Elisa Flasko, Microsoft Corporation

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  Published on: 1/1/2008    Last Visited: 9/29/2009  

  Elisa Flasko Program Manager, Data Programmability

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