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Protected Function GetPropertyConvert(Of F, P)(_ ByVal propertyInfo As PropertyInfo(Of F), ByRef field As F) As P Return Utilities.CoerceValue(Of P)(GetType(F), Nothing, _ GetProperty(Of F)(propertyInfo.Name, field, propertyInfo.DefaultValue, _ Security.NoAccessBehavior.SuppressException)) End Function This method delegates the task of getting the field value to the GetProperty() method you ve already seen. However, it then uses Utilities.CoerceValue() to coerce the value to the specified property type. You might wonder how this differs from just using a cast to change the value type. The CoerceValue() method attempts to perform a cast, but it s more aggressive and attempts other techniques of type conversion as well, including using .NET type converters. It also includes functionality to convert Enum types into and out of text representations. The end result is that these versions of the four property helper methods can save you a lot of code and complexity in cases where the property type and backing field type do not match.

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NOTE With Pluto, we needed to use a workaround for Lucene 1.4-rc3 s lock directory. Lucene uses locks because only one thread can be updating the index at a time. In previous versions of Lucene, the program would check the java.io.tmpdir Java system property and use the temporary directory for the locks. Lucene 1.4 will use the java.io.tmpdir as a default, but uses the value of the org.apache.lucene.lockdir system property if it exists.

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ML and its related technologies are major foundations of both the Internet and .NET. How much about XML you need to know depends on what kind of programming you do you might not need to know anything about it. However, you ll be doing yourself a disservice if you don t learn at least something about XML, and the more you know about it the more valuable you can be to a database programming team. Our goal here is to introduce you to the most essential XML concepts and terminology and the most basic techniques for using XML with SQL Server. This will enable you to handle the most common programming tasks and to learn more about XML quickly as the need arises. In this chapter, we ll cover: What XML is How to generate XML from tables with T-SQL s TO XML clause How to query XML documents with T-SQL s OPENXML function How to store and retrieve XML documents using the xml data type

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