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Chloe
A lightweight and high-performance Object/Relational Mapping(ORM)
...You can query data like LINQ and do any things(Join Query | Group Query | Aggregate Query | Insert | Batch Update | Batch Delete) by lambda with Chloe.ORM. Pay attention to splicing lambda expression trees by yourself, do not wrap your variables with ConstantExpression, otherwise, non-parameterized sql will be generated, and there is a risk of sql injection! If the entity does not explicitly specify any auto-increment columns and the primary key is of type Int16, Int32, or Int64, the default primary key is the auto-increment column. If it is not an auto-increment column, it needs to be marked with the attribute NonAutoIncrementAttribute.
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