GPAL: GPALDatabase - Querying and Writing SQL with Fluent Connections | Data Operations

GPALDatabase gives .NET workflows a single fluent interface for connecting to SQL Server, MySQL, or PostgreSQL and running anything from raw SQL commands to parameterized Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations. Whether you supply your own connection string or build one piece by piece, the same settings-then-action pattern applies. This video walks through both execution paths and shows how to define table schemas entirely in code. In this video: Connecting with WithConnectionString or building a connection with WithServerName, WithDatabaseName, WithUsername, and WithPassword Choosing a database dialect with WithDatabaseType for SQL Server, MySQL, or PostgreSQL Running raw SQL commands and stored procedures with WithSQLCommand and Execute Using the built-in Read, Create, Update, and Delete operations with parameterized inputs Binding values from a grid and returning results into a grid or data table Defining column schemas fluently - integers, strings, decimals, datetimes, and table-valued columns with length, precision, and scale Using a nullable Datetime column in place of a boolean flag to capture both state and timestamp in one column Part of the GPAL Data Objects series. Documentation: https://gpal.sditx.com #GPAL #dotNET #CSharp #Automation #DataObjects