public class SelectCommand : ICloneable

Public Class SelectCommand _
	Implements ICloneable

public ref class SelectCommand : ICloneable

This class supports standard ADO.NET named parameter syntax. Simply prefix command parameters in your select statement with '@', and register a CommandParameter for each unique parameter in the statement. Here is an example that uses the generic version of SelectCommand<(Of <(<'T>)>)>:

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string commandText = "select * from Person where Name = @Name";
SelectCommand<Person> command = new SelectCommand<Person>(commandText);
command.AddParameter("@Name", "Kate");
SelectResults<Person> results = simol.Select(command);

Parameters are formatted using the mapping rules defined for the related item type. Each command parameter must therefore be associated with a mapped property. This association is made automatically when the CommandParameterName matches a mapped property. When the parameter name does not match a mapped property you must set the CommandParameterPropertyName to explicitly create the parameter-property association. In the example above, the Name parameter would automatically assume the formatting rules of Person.Name.

For example, the query select * from Person where Birthday between @MinBirthday and @MaxBirthday requires that we explicitly map the MinBirthday and MaxBirthday parameters to Person.Birthday. To provide this mapping you must set CommandParameter.PropertyName" to "Birthday" for both parameters.

Other noteworthy considerations:

• Parameter values are automatically wrapped by single-quotes and escaped when the command text is expanded (i.e. embedded single quotes are replaced by two single quotes--[O'Doul's] becomes ['O''Doul''s'])
• Parameter names may contain only the following characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9, '_', '-', and '.'

System..::..Object
  Simol..::..SelectCommand
    Simol..::..SelectCommand<(Of <(<'T>)>)>