This is driving me nuts, lots of similar problems out there on the web, but I can\'t find the right solution.
We have a system that allows Administrators to build out new content types within the system, including foreign key linkages to other tables. The Admin can then rebuild the database, at which point it
I am using Entity Framework code first for the first time in a production environment. Everything went fine until we got the DB up and had put some of the data in it and then to get some of the data w
I added a column to the Entity and then I go to generate the d开发者_运维问答atabase from the model or build the solution and I get the message that the new column I just added is not mapped. The data
I have a Customer entity which references a collection of Addresses.The complication here is that I want to be able to identify a particular address as the default address.
I am working with REST (using WCF) from past 2 years but new to Entity Model & Linq, however have used nHibernate.
I have two entities, Job and Client. The relationship from job to client is called clientOfJob which is a many-to-one relationship:
Let\'s say I\'m building a database for vets and animals they care for. I have following entities: class Animal : TableServiceEntity
Is it possible to set type to just date (NOT datetime) via entity framework designer? I had a look around and the only answer that I\'ve found is a post from MSDN forum from a year ago...
I am new to entity framework. I need to develop a Linq query based on Orders and Customers. for eg: string firstName can have any of the three values