I\'m using Entity Framework for the first time and I\'m trying to create a object with a collection (and I want all the objects in the collection to be created in database as well) but I\'m having som
I have a script running every hour that stores log data in a logging database. Every month a new table is created, and the logging information from this month is stored in that table.
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So I have this in my DB: CommodityCategories ------------------- CommodityCategoryID (PK) Name Commodities
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I have a Domain Models like this public class ShipToCode { public int ShipToCodeID { get; set; } [Required(ErrorMessage = \"Nombre es requerido\",AllowEmptyStrings = false)]
I have a pet project (a simple forum application) that I use to test out all the latest .NET tech and I recently got around to toying with Entity Framework Code-First. This app already had an existing
My Model: public class Country { public int CountryId { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; } public virtual ICollection<User> Us开发者_运维知识库ers { get; set; }
Suppose the following database schema: Table A: AId (PK) Table B: BId (PK) Table C: CId (PK) Table AB: AId, BId (composite PK, FKs to A and B), Data
I am new to Entity Framework 4.1 and I really wanted to transition to POCO classes for my model. I found that this was very easy using the \"DbContext Generator\" item provided when you install EF 4.1
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