I\'m running through the sql access example on the MSDN website (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh202876(v=VS.92).aspx) and i can\'t understand why the following code isn\'t working.
We are developing an occasionally connected application that uses SQL Compact on the client machines and SQL Server 2008 (with change tracking) on the server.The application is being developed using E
I\'m a bit confused about Entity framework, I would like to use code-first approach; infact I would like to write how my database tables are composed through class definition.
I need to update various fields in a table. Question part 1: How can I only send the necessary arguments? I can do that in JavaScript like below:
I\'m very new to C#/LINQ/WP7 development and am struggling to format data being returned from my LINQ query.
I\'ve started learning NHibernate. I have the latest version installed and trying to run a very simple application. There\'s a class User:
I have built a wpf application that is using EF and SQLCE4. Everything works fine on my local dev machine however when I package it up and install on a test machine I keep getting this error
I asked this question a while back but no one was a able to tackle it. So I did some more testing and determined it is in my code that the problem exists. So my question is, what am I doing wrong?
I need to write unit tests for my WP7 app. Tests are run on desktop(not on device or emulator). The problem is when i try creating DataContext class on desktop framework it fails in ctor.
I have a fairly simple piece of code that retrieves an object from the DB.This seems to work fine with SQL Server 2008, but blows up with SQL Server Compact.SQL Server CE supports TOP() - is this just