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There are three parts of a universe that strategies interact with: objects, joins, and tables Objects The object strategy determines how Designer reads the table and column information from the data dictionary to come up with some initial classes and objects (either when using the wizard or when inserting tables) By default, the table names become the proposed class names and the individual columns within each table become the objects in your universe The default object strategy also converts all names to initial caps and removes the underscore (_) from any table and field names Joins Designer has several built-in approaches to automatically create joins, listed next Edit manually (none) Joins are not created automatically Database keys matching names Joins are created automatically between columns that are indicated in the database as primary keys and foreign keys

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There are both generic and non-generic versions of AsParallel( ) The non-generic version and the simplest generic version are shown here: public static ParallelQuery AsParallel(this IEnumerable source) public static ParallelQuery<TSource> AsParallel<TSource>(this IEnumerable<TSource> source) Here, TSource stands for the type of the elements in the sequence source Here is an example that demonstrates a simple PLINQ query:

The polynomial coef cients aik, qxik, and qyik appearing in Eqs (753d to 753f ) are included in App C: Polynomial Coef cients The components Ixi, Iyi, Ixyi, and Iyxi of the inertia matrix are computed as I xi = 1 pi +1 2 ( x + y 2 )( xy + 3 x y)dp 8 pi 1 pi +1 3 pi +1 = ( x 2 + y 2 ) xy dp + ( x 2 + y 2 ) x ydp pi 8 8 pi

using System; using SystemLinq; class PLINQDemo { static void Main() { int[] data = new int[10000000]; // Initialize the data to positive values for(int i=0; i < dataLength; i++) data[i] = i; // Now, insert some negative values data[1000] = -1; data[14000] = -2; data[15000] = -3; data[676000] = -4; data[8024540] = -5; data[9908000] = -6; // Use a PLINQ query to find the negative values var negatives = from val in dataAsParallel() where val < 0 select val; foreach(var v in negatives) ConsoleWrite(v + " "); ConsoleWriteLine(); } }