My requirement is to implement a Generic Join method which would IQueryable Join . I have used the Join method as shown below :
In an Edit action in ASP.NET MVC, certain fields can be hidden from user with HiddenFieldFor. However this doesn\'t protect the fields (such as ID, data creation date) from being edited.
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I have an OData web service that is mostly OOTB in terms of how it accesses and returns data from the database.
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I started to implement a repository pattern following this tutorial. Now In the definition of the class which implements the interface of Repository. The defines of the classes are made like this.
Inserts and Deletes are easy - they have dedicated methods. But wha开发者_运维知识库t does it do to detect changes to loaded records?There are many articles describing the change tracking mechanism.
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