I tried decorating the POCO class with [Display(Name=\"First Name\")] Like follows... public int Id { get; set; }
I want to map an optional 1-to-1 relationship in an existing database with EF Code First. Simple schema:
I\'m using Entity Framework \"Code First\" approach in a ASP.NET MVC 3 web application.In my database I have several computed columns.I need to use these columns to display data (which works fine).
For reasons described here I need to make multiple calls to SaveChanges.I would like both of these calls to be wrapped up in a transaction (so that if the second call fails, 开发者_如何学运维the first
I\'m using .NET entity framework 4.1 with code-first approach to effectively solve the following problem, here simplified.
I am not planning to use EF Code First in an MVC Website. I am looking to Utilize it in a App that has a WPF Client.
I\'m trying to write some code that allows me to switch between SQLCE (locally on my dev machine) and full SQL (on AppHarbor). With SQL CE, the connection string is all handled for me, but I have to c
Simple, but yet mysterious for me: Why do StringPropertyConfiguration (and all the other PropertyConfiguration) class(es) have 2 overloads for IsConcurrencyToken()?
I have two tables that have already been created. Document and DocumentStyle. They have a one to one relationship through the DocumentID column. However, it is called Id in Document table, and Documen
Say I have the following: (--> = 1 to many implemented as a collection in EF code-first) Message --> UserMessage
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