FiltersTest Create WHERE clauses in a SQL statement
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The FiltersTest tool uses a class library that helps to create WHERE clauses in a SQL statement or a filter expression for a System.Data.DataRow select operation. Sometimes when we learn about a new technology or a new programming language, we look for a way to do things we did with a technology already known. This is what happened to me five years ago (or more) when I read about the C# operator overload. Operator overloads are not usual topics for VB programmers, and overloading operators for handling complex numbers are not in my job. In this article, I would like to show you a small set of classes that can generate powerful WHERE conditions in a SQL query statement, simply combining expressions and the logical operators “&”, “|”, and “!”.

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