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This is part of the Auditing in LLBLGen Pro serie of articles. These articles will use the LLBLGen Pro Auditing Example as explanation. You can download the source code at LLBLGen Pro Site – Examples section (Auditing example). In this article I will focus on Adapter/ASP.Net project/C# project. Doing it in SelfServiing should be almost the same.

In this article:

• Some things to know about the example
• The SimpleeTextFileAuditor
• Adding a new product
• Editing a product
• Deleting a product
• Updating multiple products
• Persist audit information
• References

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Have you ever needed to perform an update over an odered-limited subset in MySql? Do you use LLBLGenPro but you can’t figure out how to perform such update?

If the answer is yes, then keep reading. As no all databases supports such update syntaxis, LLBLGen don’t have this built-in. In this example I’ll try to explain (briefly) how to put custom code to get this done. I’ll use Adapter and C#.

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Since LLBLGen Pro added this great feature, I thought would be a really nice idea to post my own experiences about it. This is the first article of the series “Auditing in LLBLGen Pro”. Why series? well it’s a little long to post in a single article

In this first article I will expose some introductory information, some of this information is quoted directly from the LLBLGen Pro Documentation, so you can go there for more detail information.

These articles will use the LLBLGen Pro Auditing Example as explanation. You can download the source code at LLBLGen Pro Site – Examples section (Auditing example). I will focus on the “Adapter example” that include a GUI project made in ASP.NET. Even though the SelfServicing example is pretty the same in concern to auditing functionality.

In this article:

• Background
• Requirements
• Installation
• Code at a glance
• Introduction to LLBLGen Pro Auditor classes
• References

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