I have a model that looks like this (well not really but it has the same problem) public class Book { public int Id { get; set; }
I\'m attempting to create a web app that works with business data models, pretty much a simple CRUD setup. I\'d like to leverage the inbuilt CRUD support in ASP.Net controls like the ListView, but the
I was watching some videos and tutorials for EF 4.1, and I do 开发者_JS百科not understand any benefit of CodeFirst (except some if DB is very small 3-4 tables and I am lazy for creating DB first).
Been playing around with the Code First feature of Entity Framework 4.1 using an ASP.NET MVC 3 project.
I\'m having an issue figuring out how to make this work for EF 4.1 Code First.I\'ve looked around and found a similar problem, but I couldn\'t get it to work for me and it sounds like it didn\'t get a
Essentially I have a table with zip codes in it. The zipcode field is defined as \'char(5)\'. I\'m using code first, so I\'ve put these attributes on my ZipCode property:
I\'m using the mvc-mini-profiler in my project built with ASP.Net MVC 3 and Entity Framework code-first.
I\'m trying to test MVC actions, so i created IRepository and MockRepository public class Repository : DbContext, IRepository
I know there is a way to use Expressions and Lambdas to accomplish this but I having a hard time piec开发者_如何转开发ing it all together. All I need is a method that will dynamically query an Entity
I am using Entity Framework 4.1 - Code First and I have a many to many relationship between my User and Message entities. The relationship is mapped through another entity UserMessage. The messaging s
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