I have two POCO classes a User and an Address.Address is a complex object, and a User has one Address.I want to create a single User view that allows the create/edit of an Address on the same form via
public class Car { public string SomeProperty { get; set; } public Manufacturer Manufacturer { get; set; }
So I have a schema I\'ve developed that has a table that acts a junction table for multiple entities.This is for the purpose of tagging.I have my entities use GUIDs and then I\'m able to centralize th
I\'m having some troubles when trying to set my DB using a Initializer. I\'ve 3 tables, LabTest->LabValue<-LabIndicator, and this is how I code it:
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I have a windows application working with a SQL Compact 4.0 database, using EF 4.1 and code-first approach.
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I\'m using the latest and greatest Entity Framework Code First and I\'m running into a scenario where I want one of my classes to use a string for the primary key.I had to manually add the key to the
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