Can anyone point to a good example of an Entity Framework 4 based tiered architecture using POCOs in C#, preferably written from the aspect of intro开发者_StackOverflow中文版duction to the concept?
I use the instructions from Adding [DataMember] [DataContract] attributes in Entity Framework POCO Template
EF and ORM. I recently realized that is possible using 开发者_开发百科POCO to have clean classes not plumbed with EF auto generated code.
I have a generic repository pattern and I\'m trying to load a collection of Agencies based the FkApplicationId and if it IsEnabled == true
I just came across WCF today and started learning it. However, once I tried to combine it with the EntityFramework it stopped working. I created a entity model for my database dtcinvoicerdb, turned of
My very first Q. on StackOverflow: I have a database originally generated using code first in Entity Framework 4.1.Another team and the DBA have asked that we move to database-first design for a numb
EF 4.1, POCO: I turned off AutoDetectChanges (Configuration.AutoDetectChangesEnabled = false) to speed up data update. Then I run Add or Attach with entity state changed to EntityState.Modified. All t
Is it possible to set up Address (complex type) being lazy loaded for Customer in this example: Entity Framework 4.1 – Component mapping ?
The same topic was discussed here 8 months ago: How do I speed up DbSet.Add()?. There was no solution proposed other than using SqlBulkCopy which is not acceptable for us. I\'ve decided to bring it up
I have 2 POCO classes: (extract of them): public class Note { public int Id { get; set; } public int CategoryId { get; set; }