In my previous posts, we looked at how to store data in Windows Phone Apps using Local Storage and Isolated Storage. In this post we will take a look at how to create a Local Database for storing data of our Windows Phone app. Database are great storage option when your app want to store some relational data. The database gets created into the local app folder and is only accessible to the same application. We will be using the LINQ to SQL assembly and mainly the classes present in the System.Data.Linq and System.Data.Linq.Mapping namespace to create our database schema and perform CRUD operations on it. In this demo, we will create a sample application that will store Students Information in the database. For each student, we will also store the courses that the student has taken. Lets get our hands dirty. Open Visual Studio –> New Project –> Windows Phone Blank App and name the application "LocalDatabaseWPApp".
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