It seems that the Code First DbContext really uses the given ConnectionString during compile? I don\'t even know how that is possible but to me it seems to be so. If I turn OFF my local SQL Server, I
I want to develop a Visual Studio extension to add extra properties on entity types. As suggested in the answer to a related question I had asked before, I have installed the ADO.NET Entity Data Model
I am having hard time understanding the Entity Framework versions released by Microsoft. I have a base entity framework version of 4.1 which didn\'t support enums by itself. After the June 2011 CTP wa
I am very new to ADo.net entity framework and i am getting the following error The type \'Edm.Byte\' of the member \'IsActive\' in the conceptual side type
If I have a data table like this id, Name, Address, Status How would I in Linq search across multiple columns?
I have an OData WCF ADO.NET service created with Entity Framework using protocol version 2. The entity model looks like this:
NOTE: This issue has been resolved, but lead to a new question. I\'m getting this error: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException \"Invalid object name [tablename]\"
As the title suggests, Is the following code acidic, e.g. if I call SaveChanges, will all the Product.Add INSERT statements be executed (or rolled back if there is an error).
I am having some trouble understanding when Linq is giving me an IQueryable result and when it is giving me an IEnumerable result.
It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical andcannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clari
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