I think what I am looking for is actually entity-splitting. However, I am not 100% sure if the way I need to do it is supported. So, I will add a great deal of detail hear that will hopefully help. I
I\'ve got an app that uses EF CTP5. In this particular situation, i need to degrade to some classic ADO.NET (in order to read multiple result sets in a stored procedure, which EF does not support).
I\'m having the \'An entity object cannot be referenced by multiple instances of IEntityChangeTracker\' problem.After开发者_运维百科 some checking around it seems like I have an object that\'s being t
I am just diving into the use of code-first with CTP5 for Entity Framework. To ease the pain of configuring the database mappings I\'ve created myself a little helper class to serve as the base class
I have a hierarchical DbContext structure, where I would like a specialized DbContext with its own DbSets to inherit the DbSets of a BaseDbContext.
I know that it seems a duplicate entry, but I red all the posts related with my problem and I can\'t find the solution. I\'m stuck with this problem about one week. Maybe I have made some design probl
I want to find out if it makes sense to use the Entity Framework code first ctp 5 IDbSet in a Repository base class .
I\'m brand new to CTP, just downloaded CTP5.I have an existing database that I have been constantly regenerating my *.edmx file from for months during iterative cycles of development.One of the bigges
I have a POCO Menu class with a self reference children property: public class Menu { public int MenuID { get; set; }
I\'m attempting to map a 1-M relationship between two entities where the first one is normally mapped to a table and the second one is taken from a view.
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