I\'ve tried using CodeFirst lately and I\'m wondering something. I used CF to generate db(MyDB.mdf), then I deleted a table (Category) in SQL Server. Next, when I\'ve tried to recreate a new table, CF
EF 4.1 CodeFirst looks great. It works and sells w开发者_Python百科onderfuly with basic examples that have one or two joins, but what about larger applications? Did anybody work on a large application
I am creating a data driven website with mvc3 using EF and code first.I am trying to have all of my models share one database so that seperate roles can have access to common tables.I am not sure weat
I am using Entity Framework 4.1 for my DAL on my current project, and am now trying to unit test my business objects while mocking my entities with moq.
I\'m sure that this is very straight-forward, however, after scouring the net I can\'t find anything to set me straight.
I am currently doing the following to remove any EF classes I don\'t want included. But this means I have to list all the classes.
It took me way too long to find a solution to the scenario described below. What should seemingly be a simple affair proved to be rather difficult. The question is:
I\'ve spend several days now, trying to solve this problem. While making a simple project to exemplify my problem, I stumbled upon a possible solution. So, this is sort of a double question.
In SQL, I have a 1:1 relationship defined between 2 tables which are linked by 2 mapping tables, four in total. I have no influence on the database schema.
Is there a Python 3 library that allows working with SQL databases using a code-first approach? By code-first I understand being able to infer the DB schema from a set of classes and to generate DDL
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