Usingcodefirst with an existing database can be quite a challenge as things dont match up the conventions.Still dont know what all conventions are but there you go..
I have a DbContext with set up different DbSet<T>s with all types that derive from the same base class:
I\'m using Entity Framework code first to manage a database backstore for my users.I have an \"add role to user\" operation that pulls a user from the db, adds that user to the role, and then saves ch
Given these classes, using EF 4.1 Code First, this will (by convention) leave to a many-to-many relation between Page and Tag:
I am trying to figure out how to use the new EF Code First stuff and I am having trouble figuring out how to adapt the Include functionality into a semi-generic Repository class. (I say semi-generic,
I am learning code first and I have project to be used with an existing database. I am a bit confused of what I meant to be doing.I will explain:
This code was generated for me after added entity framework code-first for SQL Server CE using NuGet. They did no changes to any other file. The file SQLCEEntityFramework.cs was created and placed in
I\'ve deleted 开发者_如何学Gothe connection string from my web.config and Entity Framework is still connecting to the database! Where is the connection string being set? This is an issue because I nee
I am currently developing a small application with EFCF (EF code first) and MVC3. It seems that EFCF is great for developing a prototype or v1 application. What happens to my deployed databases after
I\'m at the moment working on a Entity Framework Code First Wrapper for F#, and I\'ve been wondering whether I should merge all my modules into just one.
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