The F# 3.0 Freebase Type Provider Sample includes some support for query translation from F# 3.0 LINQ queries to MQL. Some sample queries are here. You can write queries in F# 3.0 with auto-completion and strong typing, and still execute efficiently on th[...]

The F# 3.0 Freebase Type Provider Sample includes some support for query translation from F# 3.0 LINQ queries to MQL. This means you can write queries in F# 3.0 with auto-completion and strong typing, and still execute efficiently on the server, at least [...]

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The Freebase Type Provider Sample in the F# 3.0 Sample Pack supports a number of interesting static parameters to the type provider which control how Freebase is integrated into the F# programming language. These parameters are as follows: Key      [...]

Tip for the day: If you get the error ""Type provider assembly ... is not trusted and will not be loaded for security reasons" and you want to explicitly opt-in to trusting it, then Go to the Tools --> Options --> F# Tools --> Type Providers" in Visual S[...]

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  The Visual F# team have a new blog The F# 3.0 Freebase Type Provider Sample – Integrating Internet-Scale Data Sources into a Strongly Typed Language Enjoy! Don