I have used TransactionScope in the past with desktop client applications to roll back an incomplete multi-step transaction.That approach would seem unlikely to work in an Web application.
Again with a legacy database that cannot be changed and using Entity Framework 4.1 with the Fluent API to read data only.
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.
I\'m using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations to provide validation for my Entity Framework 4.1 project.
SavingChanges event of DBCont开发者_运维百科ext fires just before saves are sent to DB. Is there an event somewhere I can subscribe which fires just AFTER save is complete ?The short answer is no - t
p开发者_开发问答ublic class User { public int Id {get;set;} public string Name {get;set} public ICollection<User> Followers {get;set;}
I\'m going to re-phrase this question: I have 2 tables that are unrelated. There is an instance where the two tables might need to be related:
My Model looks like like this public class User { public int ID { get; set; } public string Name { get; set; }
EDIT Please view the following image, it details the PICTURES which show that only ADO.NET ENTITY FRAME WORK DOESNOT recognize one to many
I\'m using Entity Framework 4.1\'s code first approach to map a class hierarchy to a series of tables.
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